Category: Regulation
Trigger Virgin Media traffic management and you are abnormal
Virgin Media has had another judgment upheld by the ASA in relation to a direct mailing this week.
Lord Carter backs mobile and satellite for rural areas
The love affair with mobile broadband continues, as it looks like some 25% of the UK may only see next generation networks using wireless or satellite based connections.
BT Home Hub adverts under ASA spotlight
Its Wednesday which means that the latest adjudications from the ASA have been published.
EU opens case over privacy and personal data
The EU has sent a letter to the UK concerning Phorm and the issues this has raised over what is considered consent to data interception.
EU sets mobile data price caps
From July 2009 roaming mobile data prices will be capped at 1 euro per MegaByte
Signs of changes to EU state aid rules
There are signs emerging that the EU is willing to alter its rules on state aid in relation to telecoms spending.
Ofcom consults on changes to rules for telephone market
Ofcom has opened three proposals up for consultation from the public and communications providers.
Push to increase internet take-up needs to be done carefully
Ofcom boss Ed Richards is warning that the national broadband drive may fail.
Ofcom report on delivering video online
Everyone who has broadband will have by now looked at video online, and people are increasingly turning to online video as a replacement for hours spent in front of the old tube.
Listen to Lord Carter before the Business and Enterprise Committee
The Digital Britain report may not have said exactly what many people would have wished it said, but there is a chance to hear Lord Carter being questioned on the report.