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 […]
Continue Reading →EU law does not automatically ban national courts from ruling on disputes relating to online sales where the sales in question are facilitated from websites based in other EU countries, […]
Continue Reading →The UK government is under pressure to change newly-enacted surveillance laws in light of an EU court ruling. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An aircraft charter company has recorded a “pyrrhic victory” in winning £10 in damages for defamatory comments made about the health of its finances by a rival aviation business, an […]
Continue Reading →As little as 5% of homes and businesses in the UK could benefit from the introduction of a new universal service obligation (USO) for broadband, according to one of two […]
Continue Reading →EU law makers have reached an “informal agreement” on new legislation that would require every EU country to allocate spectrum in the 700 MHz band for use by wireless broadband […]
Continue Reading →More than one billion Yahoo customers’ details have been compromised by hackers, the company has reported. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government has been urged to support the deployment of mobile telecommunication networks “fit for the future” in major road and rail infrastructure by 2025 under a series of […]
Continue Reading →A teenager has been fined £85 and handed a 12-month youth rehabilitation order over his role in a cyber attack on UK internet service provider (ISP) TalkTalk which exposed data […]
Continue Reading →Three businesses have been fined a total of €166 million by the EU’s competition regulator after it determined they participated in an illegal cartel in the market for the supply […]
Continue Reading →The failure to manage open source software risk properly can cause delays to major corporate transactions, as well as changes to the deal terms and valuations, according to an industry […]
Continue Reading →New EU laws set to be proposed in January will give telecoms companies more options over how they might use data they gather that relates to customers’ communications, according to […]
Continue Reading →The decision by fast food chain McDonald’s to move its non-US tax base from Luxembourg to the UK is the first sign of new global rules against contrived corporate arrangements […]
Continue Reading →The US Supreme Court has reversed a previous ruling which had made Samsung liable for a $399 million damages payment for infringement of patents owned by Apple relevant to the […]
Continue Reading →Measures outlined by Microsoft to alleviate concerns that its planned acquisition of LinkedIn would harm competition in the market for professional social networks have been accepted by the EU’s foremost […]
Continue Reading →FOCUS: Recent infrastructure funding announcements made by the UK government can help the UK market for connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) to grow. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK telecoms companies wishing to deploy ‘ultrafast’ broadband services are to be given the same rights of access to BT-owned infrastructure as BT itself, under plans outlined by Ofcom. Read […]
Continue Reading →A music talent show broadcast on Sky was “independently created”, the UK Court of Appeal has ruled, dismissing claims that the show copied features contained in a pitch for another […]
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