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Continue Reading →Banks, smartphone manufacturers and e-commerce platforms face new “accessibility requirements” under EU laws that have been proposed by the European Commission. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s telecoms regulator has delayed its plans to auction off more spectrum for mobile broadband use until after the European Commission decides whether to allow the proposed merger between […]
Continue Reading →EU policy makers should “clarify the liability issues related to smart homes”, the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →FOCUS: Imagine a world where the smart meters used to record and manage energy consumption in homes are used by health care providers to monitor outpatients, or where information recorded […]
Continue Reading →Consumer cloud computing storage services are being scrutinised by a UK regulator after concerns were raised with it about provider price rises, changes to storage capacity agreements, and data losses […]
Continue Reading →Disclosure of information relevant to an invention does not mean the invention cannot be patented as long as the patent application is filed later the same day, the High Court […]
Continue Reading →Less than one third of construction firms to date have adopted building information modelling (BIM) to the standard that will be expected of projects procured by central government from next […]
Continue Reading →The UK government wants to open up access to data in banking and other regulated industries by 2017 and has threatened to legislate unless the industry takes its own steps […]
Continue Reading →FOCUS: Changing public attitudes towards the internet and privacy, a greater push for transparency and accountability, and a growing cyber risk will challenge the way companies protect their corporate reputation […]
Continue Reading →The necessity and legality of proposed new communication surveillance powers is to be scrutinised by a UK parliamentary committee. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Internet service providers (ISPs) in Germany can be forced to block their customers’ access to copyright infringing websites, the country’s highest court has ruled. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →FOCUS: Patent litigation in Europe in five years will look very different from now owing to major reforms to the patent framework and a new wave of technology relevant to […]
Continue Reading →The UK government is considering setting up a dedicated fund to support the development of ultrafast broadband technologies. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The newly outlined UK government spending plans highlight opportunities for suppliers of technology and other goods and services as well as the chance to advance digital health initiatives, two experts […]
Continue Reading →Businesses should provide people with an ‘opt out’ right to object to the processing of their personal data when they make an assessment that consent is not necessary as part […]
Continue Reading →The EU’s highest court has been asked to rule on whether EU countries are bound by a judgment it issued last year when drawing up their own national laws on […]
Continue Reading →FOCUS: The UK’s chancellor’s expected announcement of government cost savings is likely to have an impact on government technology projects. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The number of mobile broadband connections in Africa will reach one billion in 2020, up from 147 million at the end of 2014, according to new research by market analysts […]
Continue Reading →Telecoms giant BT has been rebuked by the UK’s industry regulator for attributing some of the “acquisition costs” associated with its takeover of EE to all of its UK business […]
Continue Reading →The UK government has scrapped plans to legalise private copying in the UK, Out-Law.com has learned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →MPs at the UK parliament will assess whether it is technologically feasible for companies to comply with new communication surveillance laws that have been proposed. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Microsoft and Amazon have separately announced plans to open new data centres in the UK next year. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The TalkTalk data breach could cost the company up to £35 million in “one-off costs”, the chief executive of the business has said. Read Complete Article
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