The UK government is considering an offer from BT to provide universal broadband access to properties across the country in a move which could see a potential new regulatory universal […]
Continue Reading →The European Commission’s financial stability team Fisma has contacted some European banks over the price they charge asset managers for research, Financial News has reported. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: Global technology companies operating in China should consider an information audit to account for new cybersecurity and data laws in the country. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has confirmed its intention to make more spectrum available for mobile data services, including potential 5G services in future. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s telecoms regulator has announced plans to release more spectrum to support future demand for ‘5G’ networks. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Uber France is to work with insurance company Axa to offer accident cover to its drivers. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Plans to require BT to allow competing telecoms companies access to spare telecoms capacity, so that they can deliver rival broadband services to business customers, have been “quashed” by the […]
Continue Reading →Major UK internet service providers (ISPs) will be forced to block access to servers used to support the illegal streaming of English Premier League matches throughout the forthcoming 2017/18 football […]
Continue Reading →UK government plans to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2040 will place a major emphasis on improving the country’s energy infrastructure, an expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →Businesses cannot send marketing emails to customers that have elected to opt out of receiving such messages as part of moves to update their terms and conditions, the UK’s Information […]
Continue Reading →The economic, ethical and social implications of artificial intelligence (AI) are to be assessed by a UK parliamentary committee. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Alternative reports have emerged in Germany about what the basis for a legal challenge brought against legislation passed in Germany to ratify the planned new Unified Patent Court (UPC) system […]
Continue Reading →A court order that prevented the media reporting the identity of a man who was arrested on suspicion of child sex abuse but later released without charge has been lifted […]
Continue Reading →UK laws designed to support the deployment of new digital infrastructure have now come into force. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The free movement of non-personal data is to be enshrined in EU law, the commissioner for the digital single market Andrus Ansip has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Technology companies will be obliged to help law enforcement agencies in Australia access communications that have been encrypted, under new laws to be proposed by the Australian government later this […]
Continue Reading →A limit will be placed on the amount of spectrum BT/EE and Vodafone will be able to acquire when the UK’s major mobile network operators compete later this year for […]
Continue Reading →Mobile network operators will be subject to more prescriptive guidelines on when they must report disruption to the services they provide, under new proposals set out by Ofcom. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Telecoms companies in England will not have to pay business rates on the property on which they install infrastructure to support new ‘full fibre’ broadband networks, under new laws proposed […]
Continue Reading →The launch of the new Business and Property Courts will lead to more specialist disputes being heard in England and Wales’ regional justice centres, an expert has said. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has tasked two fund managers with generating investment in new ‘full fibre’ broadband connections to homes and businesses in the UK, after allocating £400 million of public […]
Continue Reading →New EU rules on the portability of online content services will come into effect on 20 March 2018. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →France has the right to bring criminal charges against Uber for its unlicensed ‘UberPop’ service without first notifying the European Commission, a legal adviser has suggested. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A new ruling by the German Federal Supreme Court (BGH) has broadened the scope of legal remedies available in patent infringement litigation in the country, an expert in intellectual property […]
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