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Digital Economy Act judicial review granted to BT and
News After months of fighting, the two ISPs have been granted the judicial review they were looking for.
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Week in Review: Tech City and Google guilt
News This week, David Cameron announced plans to turn the East End of London into a Silicon Valley rival and Google was told off by the ICO.
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TalkTalk threatened with fine for billing blooper
News Ofcom has told TalkTalk and Tiscali they could be fined for charging customers for cancelled services if they do not take remedial actions.
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TalkTalk to buy up portion of BT broadband service
News The internet service provider is planning on buying up some of BT’s wholesale fibre services to pass on super fast speeds to its customers.
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Email: Dead or alive?
In-depth With the rise of social networks and other communications, we explore whether email's existence is under threat.
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Virgin Media launches malware awareness initiative
News Malware-infected customers can expect a letter from the ISP about how to fix the problem and prevent future infection.
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Broadband tax critic TalkTalk raises line rental by 50p
News Despite lambasting the Government over its 50p broadband tax proposal, TalkTalk has decided to raise its line rental by even more.
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BT and TalkTalk call for Digital Economy Act review
News BT and TalkTalk have come together to mount a legal challenge against the controversial Digital Economy Act.
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Ofcom to cut landline termination fees
News The UK telecoms regulator tells the big players to cut termination fees by up to 85 per cent.
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Broadband minister says Digital Economy Act won’t be
News The Government has named its broadband and Digital Economy ministers today but they may have already caused dissension in ranks.
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Industry anger as Digital Economy Bill wins Royal Assent
News The Digital Economy Bill has now been given Royal Assent, the last barrier to it becoming an act of parliament, as Google, TalkTalk and more argue against it.
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Digital Economy Bill to cost ISPs up to £500 million
News Internet service providers are set to front up to £500 million of the bill to put in place Government plans hoping to cut copyright infringement.
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