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Ofcom claims victory against silent callersNews Fewer people complain of silent or abandoned calls after Ofcom flexes its muscles.
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Virgin and TalkTalk roped into Newzbin 2 ban battleNews BT has already been told to block Newzbin 2, but other ISPs are now being asked to do the same.
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Martha Lane Fox launches Give an Hour campaignNews The Race Online 2012 campaign continues in earnest, as people are asked to give up an hour to help get people online.
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BT and TalkTalk granted Digital Economy Act appealNews The telecoms giants are going to fight tooth and nail to see the DEA scrapped.
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Facebook bottom of the pile for UK communicationNews People in the UK use mobile, landline, texting and email more than they do Facebook to contact others.
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Hunt urges end to fibre broadband PIA warsNews Hunt points to BT as he calls for an end to bickering over fibre infrastructure.
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BT announces fibre for one million more premisesNews BT announces 114 new exchange locations, taking the opportunity to defend itself against monopoly claims too.
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TalkTalk fears BT fibre monopolyNews BT is trying to get its claws firmly clasped around the fibre market, according to TalkTalk at least.
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TalkTalk fined £3 million for billing blundersNews TalkTalk isn't happy with the amount Ofcom has chosen to fine it for wrongly billing customers.
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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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The great fibre debateIn-depth As ISPs squabble over infrastructure pricing and uncertainty surrounding demand, fibre broadband rollout in the UK could be in jeopardy. Tom Brewster investigates...
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BT and TalkTalk appeal DEA judicial reviewNews The ISPs may have lost their initial judicial review of the Digital Economy Act, but they haven’t given up hope.
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