Europe's digital commissioner, Neelie Kroes, wants better data protection in the cloud
US embassy documents say a Chinese Politburo member ordered attacks on Google
The three founders of the file sharing website Pirate Bay have lost their appeal and face an increased fine
A proposal to give the police power to close down websites could put legitimate businesses at risk
The Virus Alerts service will log all websites visited, but won't infringe users' privacy, says TalkTalk
Consumers would be in favour of stronger regulations for organisations that lose their personal data, according to a new survey
The Home Secretary's exemption of intra-company transfers from the immigration cap is proving to be controversial
Virgin says its fibre optic network can help the government meet its targets for public sector data savings
New research from nlyte Software is calling for an end to apathy towards Green IT among businesses and consumers
A county council and an employment agency are first to feel the wrath of the Information Commissioner
European countries are to form their own Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) to fight Internet threats
The Scottish spammer who pleaded guilty last month to charges of distributing malware has been jailed
The Cabinet Office foresees delivering services digitally but concerns are being voiced for those without Internet skills
Scaremongering gets us nowhere. The Internet is big enough and ugly enough to look after itself, says Sophie Curtis
A government-backed vaccination scheme is needed to tackle the huge number of infected PCs, say researchers
Paul Chambers' appeal against conviction goes to the High Court, while Britain's senior Judge warns Twitter could disrupt jury trials
Culture minister Ed Vaizey has clarified his stance on net neutrality, the unbiased running of Internet service access
Data analysis of the China Telecom Internet traffic hijack show claims are incorrect and overhyped, experts say
Google has signed a commitment to improve data handling following the infamous 'WiSpy' incident, says the ICO
Labour MP Tom Watson has tabled an Early Day Motion calling for further political debate on the thorny issue of…
The apparently innocuous rerouting of Internet traffic through a Chinese ISP is a warning that next time it could be…
The ISP claims that an incident in April, where 15 percent of the world's Internet traffic was re-routed through servers…
The BBC is prepared to release software that will name and shame ISPs that show preferential bandwidth management
The Rhine-Main-Neckar region in Germany is the most lucrative software cluster in Europe, thanks to revenues from SAP and Software…
The government is apparently turning its back on net neutrality, suggesting that ISPs accomodate a two-tier Internet
After an auction in 2012, Ofcom expects to see 4G networks come online in early 2013, barring any further delays
At the end of this year, John Suffolk, the government’s CIO will step down before major projects are launched
Caxton and Malvern are the first towns to reach 1,000 votes in BT's Race to Infinity, but they won't get…
Negotiators have published a finished text of the controversial treaty, after ironing out final details
Symantec has revealed that the infamous Stuxnet worm was actually targeting the motors at nuclear power stations