Regulation

News HMRC sets out plans to treat virtual currencies in the same way as pounds and dollars.

By Jane McCallion Published 4 March 14

News Logging Wi-Fi networks lands search giant in trouble with German state.

By ITPro Published 23 April 13

News One-size-fits-all cloud deals should be replaced, say academics.

By Rene Millman Published 23 May 12

News Vendor claims IT and legal teams must forge closer ties, as threat of corporate litigation grows.

By Caroline Donnelly Published 16 May 12

In-depth As a further delay hits part of the implementation of the Digital Economy Act, is this just a small hiccup, or is the Act being rendered toothless already? Simon Brew takes a look.

By Simon Brew Published 4 May 12

News The European Commission wants more cost-effective, easier access to public data.

By Christopher Le Published 13 December 11

News Before the big event tomorrow, Jennifer Scott takes a look at the speculation around what this year’s Budget will bring.

By Jennifer Scott Published 22 March 11

News The ASA is finally handed powers to make judgments over company claims on social networks and other websites.

By Tom Brewster Published 1 March 11

News The telecoms regulator warns companies risk hefty fines if they abuse automatic dialling equipment and harass customers.

By Jennifer Scott Published 31 January 11

News A report warns that regulatory retribution will hit in 2011.

By Eric Doyle Published 22 October 10