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BT and TalkTalk lose right to appeal DEA judicial reviewNews The ISPs' hopes were high but the Digital Economy Act wins again as they lose the right to appeal their judicial review.
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ISPs lose Digital Economy Act judicial reviewNews BT and TalkTalk lose all four challenges against the Digital Economy Act.
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ISPs bemoan BT superfast infrastructure pricingNews BT defends its superfast broadband infrastructure prices, after competitors complain to the UK Government.
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MediaCAT deletes BT data as DEA review startsNews With BT making its case in the DEA review, the firm says customer data held by anti-piracy porn licensee MediaCAT is deleted.
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Berners-Lee argues net neutrality caseNews Sir Tim Berners-Lee pushes his pro-net neutrality argument during a Government-held roundtable.
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ISPs reveal speed slowing measuresNews Leading ISPs unveil how their ‘traffic management’ rules affect customer broadband speeds, in an attempt to prove why these measures need to be taken.
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Open Rights Group wants in on DEA talksNews An open letter to Ed Vaizey asks for rights organisations and consumer groups to be included in Digital Economy Act discussions.
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Consumer Panel wants ‘up to’ broadband ads scrappedNews Panel claims ‘up to’ adverts for broadband speeds are ‘no longer credible.’
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Government meets ISPs to talk Digital EconomyNews The Government has gathered representatives from both ISPs and the entertainment industry to try and push the disputed Digital Economy Act forward.
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Gates: Killing web access is easyNews Talking about Egypt's internet blackout, Bill Gates says it's easy to cut off a country's connections.
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Google and Twitter offer Egypt voice tweetsNews Offline Egyptians can call up international numbers if they want to tweet.
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ASA consults on ISP speed claimsNews The Advertising Standards Authority calls for a rewriting of rules when it comes to broadband speed claims in adverts.
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