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158 articles tagged as internet
UN Broadband Commission sets new 2025 goals
Aims to 'connect the other half'.
24-1-18 // 10:56a.m.
US FCC proposes to repeal net neutrality regulations
Critics campaign to stop that happening.
22-11-17 // 11:15a.m.
BT offers investment plan for universal 10Mb/s broadband
Tries to bypass USO plans.
31-7-17 // 9:55a.m.
Government announces £440m broadband funding 'windfall'
Aims to cover 600,000 more premises.
23-12-16 // 6:10a.m.
Akamai's State of the Internet report puts the UK mid-table
13th place in Europe.
5-7-16 // 11:36a.m.
FCC votes in favour of broadband common carrier status
A win for net neutrality.
27-2-15 // 11:54a.m.
Lords highlight the need for digital literacy
Point to some concerning statistics.
17-2-15 // 10:42a.m.
Ofcom pledges support, regulation for IoT
Will monitor privacy, spectrum concerns.
28-1-15 // 11:27a.m.
Google rumoured to launch satellite internet service
180 micro-satellites to begin with.
2-6-14 // 9:44a.m.
No internet for Xbox One? Get an Xbox 360 then, says Microsoft.
Don Mattrick fuels the always-on internet debate.
12-6-13 // 11:13a.m.
Noise cancellation tech quadruples optical bandwidth
Headphone-like technology leads to 400Gb/s links.
28-5-13 // 10:27a.m.
Xbox One will support second hand games, for a fee
Microsoft confirms Xbox One will play second-hand games and won't require always-on Internet.
21-5-13 // 8:53p.m.
Microsoft tells employees new Xbox won't require constant connection
Microsoft has seemingly confirmed that the new Xbox won't require an always-on Internet connection.
6-5-13 // 8:17p.m.
Libraries begin UK digital harvesting project
British Library leads digital deposit project.
5-4-13 // 10:49a.m.
UN internet regulation treaty gets shot down
Censorship fears mean missing signatures.
14-12-12 // 2:10p.m.
Ofcom publishes three-strikes copyright code
Ofcom has published a draft code to establish a three-strikes copyright system in the UK, based on the DEA.
26-6-12 // 10:44a.m.
High Court orders ISPs to block The Pirate Bay
The High Court has ordered ISPs to start blocking access to Swedish file-sharing site The Pirate Bay.
1-5-12 // 11:00a.m.
Lords ask for input on broadband plans
The Lords Select Committee is getting involved in the plan to boost Britain's broadband.
20-2-12 // 10:13a.m.
Nearly half of UK net users have mobile Internet
Office of National Statistics reveals that 45 per cent of UK net users have mobile data access.
1-9-11 // 4:56p.m.
Pre-order a .xxx domain name today
Daily.co.uk has announced that it’s opened the first phase of ‘pre-registration’ and registration for .xxx domain names, the widely anticipated adult-only suffix.
11-8-11 // 2:31p.m.
BT under pressure to block Newzbin
BT could block Usenet indexing website Newzbin if the Motion Picture Association gets its way.
28-6-11 // 11:44a.m.
Door opened for new domain name endings
ICANN approves historical changes to the Internet domain name system.
20-6-11 // 12:44p.m.
Review Help - We've Run out of IP Addresses!
We urgently need to dump IPv4 IP addresses in favour of IPv6, says Axel Pawlik from Ripe NCC.
3-6-11 // 7:51a.m.
Ed Vaizey calls for mandatory filth filter
Communications minister Ed Vaizey has called on ISPs for a mandatory pornography filter.
22-12-10 // 7:23a.m.
Review Bigfoot Networks Killer 2100 Review
Can the latest evolution of the Killer NIC justify its £60 price tag?
2-9-10 // 10:56a.m.
US appoints cyber warfare general
The US has announced the appointment of its first general in charge of cyber warfare.
24-5-10 // 11:17a.m.
BT is exclusive Onlive bundler in UK
BT has gained the exclusive rights to bundle Onlive in the UK.
13-5-10 // 11:14a.m.
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