Category: Regulation
Wikipedia editing broken for anonymous UK users
As a side effect of how Wikipedia polices who can edit articles on the site, the inclusion of one Wikipedia URL on the IWF list of child abuse images has resulted in many not being able to contribute to Wikipedia.
Ofcom allows easing of rules on IPstream in parts of UK
BT has received approval from Ofcom that it can suspend its Equivalance of Input obligations on IPStream in Ofcom Market 3.
Hi-Velocity users experiencing migration problems
What regulation is there of providers websites? Not much it seems as a provider can claim to be a member of CISAS and ISPA when in fact the organisations say they are not.
Broadband speeds code of practice comes into effect 5th December
The basic code has been known of for six months and providers who initially signed up have until 5th December to bring their systems into compliance.
Change of directors at Phorm
Four directors have left the Phorm board whilst Norman Lamont & co join as a replacements.
The cost of illegal file sharing
The news this week that Atari has dropped a campaign against illegal file sharing may seem like a victory to some, but there are many more cases still underway.
EU Economic recovery plan includes funds for broadband
After years of a hands off approach, the credit crunch has awakened the EU which is looking at putting 1 billion Euro's into improving Internet access.
BT bans discussion of Phorm on its BT Beta forums
Removing criticism from the forums may seem a good idea, but when it concerns a subject such as Phorm the chance of it backfiring seems large.
Ofcom extends enforcement of migration rules
What many will not realise is that the rules governing broadband migrations would lapse unless Ofcom were to continue extending them.