A revised Electronic Communications Code setting new rules governing the installation, maintenance and removal of electronic communications equipment from property will not now be implemented into UK law through the […]
Continue Reading →A ruling by a court in Berlin shows that businesses cannot always rely on the original terms and conditions of warranties they offer elsewhere in the world when seeking to […]
Continue Reading →The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has closed its investigation into alleged accounting impropriety by a UK software company ahead of its acquisition by computing giant Hewlett Packard (HP) in 2011. […]
Continue Reading →Telecoms operators and land owners have called for the proposed new Electronic Communications Code to be subjected to greater scrutiny before it is implemented in UK law. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Corporation tax arrangements agreed between Luxembourg and the online retailer Amazon in 2003 may have conferred a “selective tax advantage” on Amazon, the European Commission has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s telecoms regulator is proposing to force BT to maintain a “minimum margin” between the price it charges rival providers for wholesale access to its superfast broadband service and […]
Continue Reading →US technology companies and advertisers have been seeking access to the data generated by sensors in so-called ‘connected cars’, a senior figure at German car manufacturer BMW has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →UK MPs are considering plans to introduce new rules for governing the installation and maintenance of electronic communications infrastructure, such as mobile phone masts, under the Infrastructure Bill that is […]
Continue Reading →UK law enforcement agencies will be given new “comprehensive” powers to monitor communications and access data associated with those communications if David Cameron is still prime minister after this year’s […]
Continue Reading →EU countries that set their own national data retention laws must ensure those rules are in line with the EU’s Privacy and Electronic Communications (e-Privacy) Directive, according to a new […]
Continue Reading →UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom has set out the negotiating position it plans to adopt at a global conference later this year where decisions relating to the allocation of radio frequency […]
Continue Reading →UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom has set out the negotiating position it plans to adopt at a global conference later this year where decisions relating to the allocation of radio frequency […]
Continue Reading →Connected devices must be able to communicate with each other regardless of manufacturer if the growing ‘internet of things’ (IoT) is to be a success, according to the president of […]
Continue Reading →Connected devices must be able to communicate with each other regardless of manufacturer if the growing ‘internet of things’ (IoT) is to be a success, according to the president of […]
Continue Reading →Facebook must comply with data protection laws in the Netherlands, the Dutch data protection authority has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Facebook must comply with data protection laws in the Netherlands, the Dutch data protection authority has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A $697 million deal struck by telecoms giant Telstra for the acquisition of Asian telecoms and services provider Pacnet shows the growing interest from Australia in entering and expanding their […]
Continue Reading →UK business groups are concerned that reforms to EU data protection laws will be too “prescriptive”, according to a new report. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The four largest mobile network operators (MNOs) in the UK have reached a “binding agreement” with the UK government on measures designed to improve the scope of the coverage they […]
Continue Reading →The support that Microsoft has received from other technology and media organisations for its challenge against a US court ruling that ordered it to disclose EU-held customer data to US […]
Continue Reading →Businesses cannot raise a complaint about alleged anti-competitive behaviour by a rival with the European Commission and expect the EU regulator to investigate if a national regulator has already launched […]
Continue Reading →Data held by the Environment Agency (EA) covering the risk of flooding in different parts of England is to be made available as part of the UK government’s stated policy […]
Continue Reading →Legal experts have identified a range of challenges and opportunities ahead for UK telecoms giant BT if it progresses with a planned £12.5 billion takeover of the mobile network operator […]
Continue Reading →A new trade body for financial technology companies intends to develop a new industry code of practice that can ensure “complete data security” when consumers access their financial data via […]
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