Entries in 'isp' (19)
US ISPs agree to disconnect file sharers
NEWSA number of US ISPs have agreed to cut off the internet connections of file sharers in a scheme that mirrors the three strikes policy of some EU nations.
MPs look to block websites
NEWSMPs have been in negotiations with Internet Service Providers and intellectual rights holders to create a system that would allow access to be blocked to certain websites.
U2 manager slams ISPs for hosting ?free downloads?
NEWSThe manager of U2, Paul McGuiness has penned an article that accuses ISPs of directly profiting from music piracy and has slammed bloggers who criticise the music industry.
Ofcom to review UK net traffic 'shaping'
NEWSThe UK media watchdog Ofcom has released a discussion paper on internet traffic management practises employed by service providers.
Digital Economy Bill is passed
NEWSThe controversial Digital Economy Bill has been passed by the House of Commons, despite staunch opposition from the Liberal Democrats and from within the Labour party itself.
Website blocks back in Digital Economy Bill
NEWSAn amendment has been reintroduced in to the Digital Economy Bill that will allow politicians to block websites with out the need for legal process.
Lords pass Digital Economy Bill
NEWSPeter Mandelson’s controversial Digital Rights Bill has been approved by The House of Lords and now looks set for a pre-election approval at the hands of The Commons.
Lib Dems change amendment to Digital Economy Bill
NEWSThe Government has changed an amendment made to the Digital Economy Bill ahead of its final reading in the House of Lords today.
Digital Economy Bill could spell the end of free wi-fi
NEWSThe Government has decided that providers of free wi-fi access will not receive an exemption for measures designed to stop illegal file sharing.
Orange named top mobile broadband firm
NEWSOrange has been named the UK’s best mobile broadband provider, coming top for its customer service and reliability.
ISP take-up unaffected by recession
NEWSThe market for broadband internet remained relatively stable through out 2009, thanks in part to continued business take-up.
Virgin Media to use piracy detection tech
NEWSVirgin Media is testing new technology that can automatically detect if customers are using their broadband connection to illegally download copyrighted files.
Entanet bites back at Bono
NEWSEntanet?s head of marketing Darren Farnden has penned a furious response to an article written by U2 frontman Bono on the complicity of ISPs in illegal file sharing.
File sharing enforcement bill unveiled
NEWSThe new Digital Economy Bill has been submitted to the House of Lords, and as feared, the bill has little to do with stimulating the digital economy and more to ...
ISPs are ?handling stolen goods?
NEWSSinger and songwriter James Blunt has blasted ISPs for permitting file sharing, saying that they are “handling stolen goods.”
Ofcom reveals ISP speed league table
NEWSAs part of Ofcom’s comprehensive study on UK broadband connection speeds, the regulator has published findings on which ISPs are providing the fastest service.
Virgin prepares to roll out 50Mbps broadband
NEWS Virgin Media has confirmed to PC Retail that it will be rolling out a 50Mbps service later this year, contrary to earlier reports that it would be launching a commercial ...
TalkTalk says internet policing ?not our job?
NEWS TalkTalk has hit back against declarations from the BPI – the trade body for the music industry – that Internet Service Providers should be doing more to stop illegal music ...
