The decision on the controversial agreement will not be delayed by referral to the European Court of Justice
Ofcom will not give final approval until 8 May for Everything Everywhere to use existing spectrum for 4G
Will the Department of Energy's proposal, to save each participant £6000 per year, be enough to save the tax?
Oracle aims to break government silos in reduced data contract with Cabinet Office
O2 Broadband must give details of over 9,000 alleged filesharers to pornographer Ben Dover - but it doesn't mean they…
Three CEO David Dyson says Ofcom has threatened competition by letting EE run LTE
Cross-party committee tells government to consider legislation if Google does not develop filtering technology to preserve privacy
The Cabinet Office has named twelve network companies providing the Public Sector Network
The US' Federal Trade Commission is putting pressure on Congress and IT companies to better protect user privacy
3UK is about to upgrade its network capacity to buy time for legal action over the 4G spectrum auction, say…
The DWP signs agreement with Accenture and IBM to establish delivery centres in India
Live Messenger links to Pirate Bay blacked out by Microsoft
Facebook is officially pushing back against employers who want job applicants to disclose their Facebook passwords
The US Army has launched a marketplace prototype for approved apps while the Air Force has bought into the iPad…
European attitudes to the trade-off between privacy and security are to be examined by a group of researchers
Security experts warn Senate to assume that federal networks have been compromised by spies
O2 has added its voice to those questioning Ofcom's decision to allow Everything Everywhere to deploy a 4G LTE network
European Commissions launches European e-Skills Week 2012
US Congressmen ask for info on what data social app makers are taking
ZTE reportedly signed a deal in 2010 to provide broad monitoring equipment to Iran
Privacy is a business opportunity, given the right technology foundations, says science fiction writer and activist Cory Doctorow
According to the UK regulator’s data, TalkTalk and Orange are once again the nastiest companies to deal with
Google's Vint Cerf defends the new privacy policy, but admits it wasn't presented well
This year, Iceland's public institutions start to shift to open source
It's not what George Osborne said that was disappointing, it's what he left out, says Tom Brewster
George Osborne may be right to call the CRC cumbersome, but he needs to create something to take its place,…
Orange makes commitment to roll out 4G, NFC and reduce carbon emissions to the EU in Brussels
We talk with Dell's Kevin Jones and Tim Sheppard about attacking the public sector market and its rivals' troubles.
Chancellor of the Exchequer emphasises UK's need for world-beating broadband infrastructure
French regulator CNIL reveals the 69 questions it asked on Google's privacy policy