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Three strike rule to be introduced for EU filesharers
After much debate in the European Union, member states have agreed to bring in a three strike rule to cut off internet access, as long as a fair...
IT PRO News roundup: Ofcom delays 3G auction, LogicaCMG dumps CEO, Microsoft cancels major user conference
A busy Bank Holiday Monday in the world of technology as the UK telecoms regulator bows to pressure from mobile phone network operators and delays...
Electricity poles give broadband to Welsh village
Virgin Media and Surf Telecoms have teamed up to bring broadband to a Welsh village by running fibre over electricity poles.
BT results beat expectations on Global Services boost
BT's Global Services division gives the telecoms giant a boost in Q2.
Carphone Warehouse to spin off TalkTalk by 2010
Carphone Warehouse will spin off its telecoms arm next year, as its revenue fell two per cent.
EU interview points to higher mobile call charges
An interview with EU Telecoms Commissioner Viviane Reding points to mobile phone users being charged for incoming and outgoing calls, even when not...
BT announces 66 fibre locations and rural White Space trial
The telecoms giant announces a host of new fibre locations as well as trials of a new technology to bring broadband to remote areas.
Motorola to sell to Nokia Siemens Networks?
Rumoured talks between the two companies could lead to Nokia Siemens Networks owning Motorola’s telecoms equipment sector.
Broadband slump hits Carphone Warehouse
Demand for cheap broadband waning as telecoms retailer Carphone Warehouse announces lacklustre new customer growth.
Government confirms post-election plans to track public comms
New government legislation to force telecoms companies and ISPs to keep records of all personal communication for a year will be held off until the...
IT skills body lays out state of the sector in the UK
The UK offers quality support for the IT and telecoms industry, although there are concerns about skills development, innovation and research and...
Orange and T-Mobile merger finalised
A deal between two of Europe’s largest telecoms players - Orange and T-Mobile - has led to the creation of the UK’s biggest mobile company.
ICO raps Virgin Media for data breach
The telecoms provider has been found in breach of the Data Protection Act when it lost a disc holding the unencrypted bank details of some...
Ofcom gives away radio spectrum for free
While eager telecoms operators push bidding for the 2010MHz frequency above €5 million in Germany, Ofcom has given away the same band to wireless...
Vodafone offers management services for business telcos
Vodafone today launched its new telecoms management service, offering businesses a full view of their communications costs. <br>
UK telcos will look to outsource, research says
Outsourcing will dominate software and IT services in the UK telecoms market, driven by increased competition and price pressure, according to the...
BT profits spike amidst broadband domination
The telecoms giant sees profits rise 71 per cent, with some strong gains over competitors in the broadband market.
Data, not voice, is now driving telecoms
Inside the Enterprise: Data services are now more important than voice calls for fixed and mobile networks, as smartphones outsell PCs.
BT and Everything Everywhere score 4G trial extension
The telecoms giants get a six-month extension to their 4G trial in deepest, darkest Cornwall.
Ofcom to cut landline termination fees
The UK telecoms regulator tells the big players to cut termination fees by up to 85 per cent.
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