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Mar
15
IWF reports child abuse images being swiftly removed
When it comes to removing child sexual abuse pictures from the net, websites and ISPs are getting the job done more swiftly these days. This is according to the Internet Watch.. moreMar
14
ISPs to make traffic management policies clear
Some of the biggest ISPs in the country, including BT, Sky, Virgin and TalkTalk, are to adopt a voluntary code of practice whereby specific details on traffic management policies will be.. moreFeb
23
Zen Broadband gets Which? recommendation again
Zen Internet has been awarded Recommended Broadband Provider status by Which? topping the satisfaction tables once again. Zen’s Recommended Broadband Provider status revealed five stars for reliability and connection speed and.. moreFeb
01
Google and Twitter give Egyptians a voice on the net
The trouble in Egypt continues, with the ruling regime having cut citizens off from the Internet. This began late last Thursday night, when all the major ISPs closed down their networks to Internet traffic by order of the government. And then yesterday, the remaining functioning.. moreJan
28
Egypt “switches Internet off” amidst protests
The Egyptian government has made a worrying and startling move, by essentially shutting down the majority of Internet access in the country. According to a report in the Guardian, all the major Egyptian ISPs closed down their networks to traffic last night. Andree Toonk at.. moreJan
04
BT Content Connect tramples on net neutrality?
BT has been accused of leading the charge towards a two-tier Internet where certain content is prioritised with fast lanes via the introduction of a new service called Content Connect. Content Connect is a BT Wholesale product which is designed to allow ISPs to deliver.. moreDec
20
Government considers pornography ban for ISPs
The government’s latest thinking on Internet regulation involves getting ISPs to block pornography websites by default. Ed Vaizey has been talking to the Sunday Times, and he told the paper the move would be to protect children from adult content on the net. Any surfer.. moreDec
01
Home Office changes mind on data interception consultation
The Home Office has now decided it will meet with civil rights groups over planned changes to data privacy laws. These changes have been prompted by the EC, after investigation into the whole Phorm affair, in which BT customers had their web browsing tracked without.. moreNov
25
TalkTalk begins trialling anti-malware system
TalkTalk is to officially begin testing an anti-malware system designed to protect its customers from dodgy virus-laden websites. And this time, the company has actually asked the limited amount of customers taking part in the first official trials whether they want to take part. Previously,.. moreNov
23
