Government backs Trust on iPlayer
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The government has responded to calls to make the BBC's iPlayer work on computers that do not run Windows.
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The BBC must deliver an iPlayer service that lets users of all computers download programs, say regulators.
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Europe&#39;s top data protection officials are working to clarify a grey area of Internet law: the legal status of an IP address.
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The government may take steps to ensure the UK has the infrastructure necessary for super-fast broadband.
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Movin' on up A European Commission report says the UK's online services show a marked improvement since last year.â¦
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Great and good say Huzzah! The UK now has its own national think tank for open source and open standard policy.â¦
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The UK's ad watchdog rules over which net connections can be described as full speed broadband.
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The UK music industry has scored a legal victory with a High Court ruling that requires Internet service providers to provide names and addresses of British citizens who share copyrighted music over peer-to-peer computer networks.
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For better or worse The BBC will press ahead with its Windows-only on-demand service when it launches the iPlayer on July 27, the broadcaster announced today.â¦
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Negotiation is nearing its final stage for an international treaty that would give broadcasters control over who records or transmits their signal. Broadcasters back the treaty, but digital rights advocates worry it could set an ominous precedent. By Wendy Grossman.
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Net providers in the UK are resisting calls for them to police what customers do online.
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By PULLAR-STRECKER Tom  SKY TELEVISION may be forced to broadcast programmes, including Internet TV shows, made by anyone on terms and conditions that are set by regulators.
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LONDON: Senior government officials rallied Sunday to support a High Court ruling that forbids the BBC, Britain's public service broadcaster, to transmit news about an alleged campaign finance scandal under ...Comment
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UK plan would require ISPs to monitor Internet activity and cut off service to copyright violators.
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No more to say BT says it has done enough to make its wireless Hub comply with the General Public License despite criticism from gpl-violations.org that it is still in breach of the license.â¦
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Senior government officials rallied Sunday to support a High Court ruling forbidding the BBC, Britain's public service broadcaster, from transmitting news about accusations of campaign finance improprieties ...Comment
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The US seizure of two Indymedia servers in London last Thursday is likely to have needed the approval of UK Home Secretary David Blunkett, but Blunkett may have acted on tenuous legal grounds, according to a ...