The pan-European rush to create a new generation of communications monopolies and put up prices
Further to my recent blog on why the possible BT - O2 or EE merger is born of weakness or strength, one of my readers has drawn my attention to
Is a telecoms merger (BT and O2 or EE) born of weakness good for UK plc?
The news that BT is in talks with both O2 and EE in order to re-enter the mobile market should come as no great surprise...
Where is the Cabinet Office Identity Programme going?
Over the past few weeks I have received a flow of e-mails regarding the status of the Cabinet Office IDAP programme.
Is it making steady progress towards creating a market framework for inter-operable identity systems?
Or is it muddying the waters by trying to coerce...
Should Broadband advertising be ‘legal, decent, honest and truthful’? If so …
Further to my recent
Why IT Projects Fail – forty years on and what is new?
One of latest downloads from the Computer Weekly website is entitled "
Advertising Standards Authority wrecks attempts to promote “genuine” fibre broadband
I have just been told of the Advertising Standards Authority ruling that copper to the home from a fibre connected cabinet can be called "fibre". Meanwhile, it would appear that...
City of London to bulldoze broadband blockages while Vodafone parks tanks on BT’s lawn
The Corporation of the City of London has just voted to publicise and build on
Who do you trust less with your digital footprint – Your ISP or Your State Security Service?
On the eve of the meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force last March, the Conservative Techology Forum held a
Environment and Rural Affairs Committee joins up the Rural Broadband and Digital by Default debates.
The announcement of