EU launches consultation over plans to use 700MHz airwaves currently used for Freeview for mobile services
Hacker group claims to have hit websites of Angela Merkel and the German legislature among others
Malware has been discovered in a device connected to the control systems of a nuclear power plant in South Korea
£50 reserve price allows businesses or individuals to register patriotic domain
China's Great Firewall reportedly blocks access to Gmail, but the Chinese media blame Google for the disruption
Move could lock out foreign cloud providers not passing security tests
Government abandons controversial national roaming plans in favour of a new legally binding agreement by mobile operators
Here's how the market is reacting to the world's most important buildings
Motorola Solutions says it can make cities safer places to live and is confident about its future following the sale…
Founder of the World Wide Web warns that the web is becoming less free and more unequal
Can the notorious snooping bureau inspire the future defenders of cyber space?
New apps targeting public and private sector are made available to enterprise customers
Fancy honing your hacking skills? Well, cheap online tutorials are on offer, but only white hats should apply
After more than a year in preview, Redmond makes general available its Azure Government Cloud service
Ofcom says cost and complexity should be no barrier in rolling out superfast broadband to homes and businesses, many of…
ICO figures obtained in a FoI reveal that humans not machines are responsible for 93 percent of data breaches
Dutch firm Digidentity looks to give UK citizens more secure access to online company and government services
Chancellor's Autumn Statement also reveals that the number of northern cities in the Super Connected Cities will be 'doubled'
District nurses can spend more time with patients thanks to Vodafone deployment which reduces amount of travelling and paperwork
BT research reveals that most children and adults don't consider themselves to be inventive
New scheme allows access to online services such as banking and healthcare, even if applicants aren't Estonian citizens
Homes and businesses in the most remote location in Wales earmarked for superfast broadband can now access FTTP services
EE and the GSMA voice opposition to government national roaming plans as consultation ends, saying it would reduce network investment…
Privacy concerns highlighted by UN Committee in wake of mass surveillance and data interception revelations
Is the NetMundial Initiative, which seeks to create a world governing body for the Internet, in trouble?
Network Rail applies to Ofcom for powers that would allow it to extend its fibre infrastructure
Ofcom and BT deny claims that current communications policy isn't creating a competitive market
Measures to be introduced this week will require ISPs to retain IP address data and make it available to police…
First superfast broadband customers on the islands are connected after an unused undersea cable was diverted
Report identifies limited window of time for all governments to secure Internet of Things