Category: Regulation

After a further two months, the High Court has now set out the rules that Golden Eye International should use when writing to alleged copyright infringers.

The BDUK pilots are developing a reputation for delivering lots of reports on progress, but very little in the way of announcements of actual connections. North Yorkshire has told its latest report writers to go back to the drawing board.

Utility Warehouse which relies on distributors to sell its services across a number of utilities has been told to be more careful in its marketing material by the ASA.

Advertising in the UK works around guidelines and people complaining when things cross boundaries of what people perceive are fair. The latest complaint against BT has however not been upheld by the ASA.

Ofcom has published results from its latest mystery shopping exercise, and intends to have a gentle word with some providers over their performance in terms of informing customers about speed.

The UK has been awash with people pointing out how pointless the court ordered blocking of The Pirate Bay is. In the Netherlands they are now trying to stifle that discussion.

With the recent jailing of a twitter user who mocked footballer Fabrice Muamba the Governments top legal adviser has spoken out, saying that existing laws are sufficient to police social media.

The Queen's Speech as expected has outlined a new Communications Bill that would expand on current legislation to encompass social media.

18 complaints over line rental price appearing in the small print have been upheld against Virgin Media.

Virgin Media is back in front of the headmaster again.