Posted by Simon Perry on 23 June 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Ofcom (UK super-regulator), UK, Regulation
UK Super-regulator Ofcom have today published details of a new regulatory approach for the UK’s fixed line telecommunications market. We think this information is significant enough to be reproduced without editing.
Posted by Simon Perry on 23 June 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Ofcom (UK super-regulator), UK, Regulation
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has been in effect in the UK since January 2005. Ofcomwatch has been keeping an eye on how UK super-regulator Ofcom has been doing with it.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 20 June 2005 | Tagged as: Business, UK, Music, Legal, Research
UK survey by Entertainment Media Research on digital music downloads reveal huge growth in legal downloading.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 17 June 2005 | Tagged as: Distribution, UK, Broadband
Internet-enabled Smart Cars bring broadband access to Welsh communities.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 15 June 2005 | Tagged as: Content, UK, Web, Industry Trends
Online retail giant moves out of the virtual world with a new print magazine.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 15 June 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, UK, BT, VoIP
It’s a mobile phone! It’s a landline! It’s BT’s new Fusion combo-phone thingy! It used to be known as “Project Bluephone”.
Posted by Russ Taylor on 10 June 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Ofcom (UK super-regulator), UK, BBC
The Public Service Broadcasting debate continues in the UK, with the latest comment coming from OfCom. Russ Taylor considers the points raised.
Posted by Simon Perry on 10 June 2005 | Tagged as: Distribution, Ofcom (UK super-regulator), Sky, UK
Ofcom’s latest quarterly figures are likely to bring a lot of joy to the Freeview camp, and a little disappointment to Sky as their ARPU drops.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 10 June 2005 | Tagged as: Content, UK, Content Deals, Music, Video piece
UK virtual act showcase ‘next generation’ enhanced video with extra interactive content.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 9 June 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Copy Protection, UK
Rail company prints photos of their mainframe’s passwords in 100,000 magazines.
