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Should software companies be liable for data breaches?
News A security breach notification law could be a step in the right direction, according to a public policy expert.
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Telco bosses rail against anti-piracy proposals
News Will innocent broadband users be hit by ‘kangaroo courts’?
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Pirate bay sails again under new ISP
News It may have been taken down but The Pirate Bay is not out...
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Government considers cutting off file sharers
News New government plans will give the government the power to cut off the internet connections of the worst file sharers - and may charge pirates for any costs.
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File sharers beware: the government is after you
News The government and the industry at large has a big job on its hands trying to bring down the downloaders.
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O2 ‘streets ahead’ of other broadband providers
News O2 beats the ISP competition, with many users considering switching due to the recession and poor customer support.
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Traffic demands to disrupt the internet by 2010
News As traffic demands grow, PCs and laptops may start operating at much slower speeds.
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Phorm not worried by government ISP investigation
News The new All Party Parliamentary Group on Communications will look into issuse like online privacy and behavioural advertising.
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ISPs forced to keep user data at £48 million cost
News E-mail details, website visits and internet calls will all be stored by ISPs for use in ‘public and national security’ from today.
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Internet users unhappy with ISPs
News A survey released by uSwitch has shown internet users are increasingly unhappy with their service providers.
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Government could start snooping on Facebook
News ISPs were forced to retain customer data such as emails last week to fight crime, and social networks could be the next in line.
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UK ISPs forced to keep customer data by EU
News An EU ruling comes into force which means that British ISPs will have to retain data by law, in order to aid police and intelligence agencies.
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