regulation

The software firm hopes the launch of its compliance automation tool will serve as a time-saver for CIOs

As algorithms move into their next phase of development with expanding AI, the need for regulation is becoming more apparent

Calls to treat companies like Facebook as being “somewhere in between” a newspaper and a telco are rejected

Culture secretary will use the 30-minute meeting to explore ways to remove harmful content from social media

Labour MP says it may be time for government to get involved in Silicon Valley's secret sauce

Ofcom fines Vodafone for failing to credit PAYG

Openreach untouched by post-EE merger restructure

Proposed reforms may prevent apps being able to freely access data generated by health wearables

European legislators are no match for the march of progress, claims French Digital Champion

The investigation will look into why the sector isn't growing, despite more consumers heading online for purchases

Telcos warn independence could result in rising cost of mobile networks

Finnish phone maker wins regulatory approval to sell off its phone business

Derivatives regulator looks at whether electronic currencies such as bitcoin need to be regulated.

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

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

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

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

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 alr…

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

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

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

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

A report warns that regulatory retribution will hit in 2011.