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BT, Sky, Talk Talk and Virgin Media have pledged £1m in additional funding to help clamp down on child pornography.
Internet service providers will need to provide switched-on parental filters as standard.
Cupertino giant only defendent not to have settled out of court.
Internet giant reinforces commitment to blocking child abuse content from search results.
Internet giants tell Home Secretary Theresa May what they make of the Communications Data Bill.
Almunia "almost 100 per cent" certain to ask search giant to improve settlement offer
CopyTele alleges VoIP service encryption systems infringe its IP.
Search giant offers to promote rival services more prominently in results.
Legal inconsistencies over access to private comminications called into question
Reporters Without Borders slams "digital era mercenaries" as well as five countries.
H33T, Fenopy and Kickass Torrents get blocked
Moves to put Europe back in mobile driving seat.
European lawmakers want to impose limits on how internet firms use people's data.
But users could still be prosecuted for retweeting some messages, the director of public prosecutions has warned.
Inside the Enterprise: Privacy bodies have raised their concerns about the proposed law. But the impact on business also needs further scrutiny.
IT reservists needed to combat threat of foreign hackers.
Government attempts to reign in tax losses from multinationals such as Google could scare away investors
"Employee owners" will be able to trade employment rights for tax breaks.
IT repair firm Comtek claims EU rules on parallel imports could result in job losses and extortionate IT costs for enterprise users.
ICO warns companies, obey cookie rules or face legal action.
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