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Week in Review: All about the ICO, DEA lives on
News This week, the ICO dominates security headlines, the judicial review of the Digital Economy Act is thrown out and research shows Apple could be tracking its users.
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TalkTalk tops Ofcom complaints league
News Ofcom claims the ISP receives the most complaints of any landline and broadband provider in the UK, with 3 taking the mobile crown.
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ISPs lose Digital Economy Act judicial review
News BT and TalkTalk lose all four challenges against the Digital Economy Act.
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Fujitsu rolls out next-gen rural broadband
News The company plans to bring next-generation broadband to five million rural homes, with the help of high-profile partners.
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ISPs bemoan BT superfast infrastructure pricing
News BT defends its superfast broadband infrastructure prices, after competitors complain to the UK Government.
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Judge may take months to consider DEA review
News A decision on the judicial review into the DEA could be two months away, according to sources close to the situation.
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TalkTalk pays £2.5 million for billing blunder
News TalkTalk has been told to hand out £2.5 million in refunds after it mistakenly charged customers for extra services.
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Government meets ISPs to talk Digital Economy
News The Government has gathered representatives from both ISPs and the entertainment industry to try and push the disputed Digital Economy Act forward.
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TalkTalk to cut 580 jobs
News A restructuring leads to ‘regrettable’ job losses at the telecoms company.
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BPI bashed for piracy stance
News The BPI has been slammed after it calls for harsher measures on piracy.
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IP inquiry suspended for BT/TalkTalk judicial review
News The parliamentary inquiry into the protection of intellectual property rights online has been suspended as BT and TalkTalk fight the Digital Economy Act.
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TalkTalk to trial controversial anti-malware system
News TalkTalk will press ahead with its controversial anti-malware system which records URLs.
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