Category: Regulation
More freedom for BT Retail in retail telephony market
With the increasing competition in the residential telephone market Ofcom has decided to relax some of its price controls on BT Retail.
ASA publishes Carphone Warehouse Adjudication
As highlighted over the last few days the ruling from the ASA has now been published in full.
ASA ruling on “free” broadband by Carphone/TalkTalk due
The Advertising Standards Authority (www.asa.org.uk) is due to publish its decision on complaints against Carphone Warehouse's TalkTalk service using the claim of providing "Free broadband ...forever".
Music industry wants to ‘tax’ Internet services
The Association of Independent Music which represents many independent record labels has suggested that Internet Service Providers should be responsible for the traffic that passes through their network, including the downloading of music and thus reimburse artists and record labels.
ASA publishes adjudication on Tiscali advert
Some Tiscali customers complained to the ASA challenging whether Tiscali could provide the full 1Mbps or 2Mbps services.
Slapped wrists on the way for BT?
It seems that after four years of investigations that Ofcom may be about to pass judgement on whether BT abused its dominant position in the UK broadband market.
UK approaches half a million LLU lines
Local loop unbundling is continuing to increase in its popularity as this months report from the Telecommunications Adjudicator shows.
Think you can run Ofcom? Now is your chance.
The current CEO of Ofcom is to step down with effect from 15th October 2006.
Illegal content identified by IWF to be blocked by 2007
The Government has set a deadline for ISPs in the UK to block access to illegal child abuse material by the end of 2007.
Ofcom launches own-initiative investigation into E7even
E7even is the latest provider to gain the unwanted attention of an Ofcom investigation.