Coverage 2014
December
Prince Charles steps up pressure on internet giants over beheading videos
ISPA UK Starts Hunt for the 2015 Best Broadband ISP Awards Finalists
IPv6 IP addresses will make it easier for security services to track you
Attitudes to technology are creating a digital divide in UK government
November
Concerns over national mobile roaming security risks unfounded, says ISPA chair
ISPs and security experts criticise UK web snooping law plans
UK ISPs are now blocking 93 piracy websites
Blocked piracy site list more than doubles after ruling
Concerns over terror exclusion plan
Intelligence authorities 'fail to understand data', say ISPs
UK police and security services 'haven't got a clue' how the internet works
Facebook outed as host of Lee Rigby murder chat
Government unveils £100m IP-matching plans to thwart terrorists
UPD Commons Intelligence and Security Committee Blames ISPs for Murder
UK internet firms warn of more mass surveillance
ISPA disappointed lack of consultation on planned data bill
The war on Facebook: MPs rebuke social media giant for failure to act on online
activities of Lee Rigby’s murderer Michael Adebowale
ISPA responds to the Home Secretary on IP matching
UK considers law to force ISPs to retain and surrender user records
Computer Weekly
Internet data rules expected to cost taxpayer tens of millions
Government Wants Every Internet User's IP Address Stored for Posterity
Theresa May's speech on counter-terrorism: Politics Live blog
UPDATE3 Government Forces IP Address Matching Upon ISPs – But What is it?
Are Government Internet Data Proposals A Step Towards Snooping?
Will new ISP clampdown really help police target terror suspects?
Anti-Terrorism and Security Bill: The industry responds to May’s IP matching plans
The government wants ISPs to keep a record all user IP addresses
Home Office Set To Introduce New Data Surveillance Plan
UK Government to Seek IP-Based Identification of Users: Reports
U.K. Proposes New Antiterror Measures
Interview: Professor Mike Jackson of Birmingham City University
Broadband speed adverts targeted by watchdog Which?
Calls to reform broadband speeds advertising
Campaign for clearer broadband adverts from Which?
ISPA warns against overly restrictive broadband advertising rules
UK ISP Entanet Tells GCHQ – “We are NOT the police or intelligence services”
Shuddit, Obama! Here in Blighty, we ISPs have net neutrality nailed
Internet Services Providers’ Association fires back at GCHQ director for terrorist comments
ISPA Responds To GCHQ Director
David Cameron backs spy chief's blast at Facebook and Twitter
PM backs spy chief’s blast at Facebook and Twitter over the help they give terrorists
Facebook, Twitter are command and control networks for terrorists: UK intel head
Campaigners: Rural broadband inquiry is a step 'in the right direction'
Tech giants reject GCHQ boss Robert Hannigan's call for deal with government
October
ISPA: Government has 'failed' to foster debate on privacy
ISPA sets out principles for future surveillance law reform
UK ISPs Propose Principles to Limit Government Internet Snooping
Internet service providers must help crack down on fake goods, high court rules
Households in 2014 need 25Mbps broadband or less
Broadband upload speed average of 2.4Mbps a cause for concern
Industry unmoved by slow broadband upload average of 2.4Mbps
Birmingham a hyper-city as gigabit broadband arrives
Three UK Fined GBP250K by Ofcom for Customer Complaint Failings
August
Internet infrastructure 'needs updating or more blackouts will happen'
How the internet is slowing down
Switching broadband is too costly, claims watchdog
Broadband cancellation fees reflect actual costs, says ISPA
ISPA calls for calm over broadband switching fears
Improving ADR with ISPA
July
Guardian named Internet Hero at ISPA Awards
GCHQ named 'internet villain' at award ceremony
The Guardian And GCHQ Named Internet Heroes And Villains At 2014 ISPA Awards
ISPA names snooping GCHQ its 2014 internet villain
GCHQ and NSA earn ‘Internet Villain’ gong in UK broadband providers industry bash
ISPA Name the WINNERS of their 2014 UK ISP Internet Industry Awards
GCHQ and NSA named internet villains of 2014
UK's emergency data slurp: IT giants panicked over 'legal uncertainty'
UK government says web filtering needs work
UK government responds to DCMS study of online regulations
June
Tracking Syria fighters now main task for MI5
ISPA UK Reveal Internet Hero and Villain Shortlist for 2014 Awards
ISPA announces 2014 shortlist for Internet Hero award
Is Public Accounts Committee an Internet Hero?
May
Illegal file-sharers brace for pleading letters from music and film industries
Zen Internet Shuns Proposal for Voluntary P2P Piracy Warning Letters
Broadband voucher scheme ‘open for business’ in Coventry
Gigaclear and Hyperoptic up for Best Superfast Broadband at 2014 ISPAs
2014 ISPA Awards shortlists announced
Know someone who is an Internet Hero or Internet Villain?
ISPA looking for 2014 Internet Hero and Villain nominees
Hyperoptic, Gigaclear and Plusnet vie for bestest fastest provider in ISPA 2014 Awards
Hyperoptic to launch 1Gb broadband in Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds
April
Snooping powers in turmoil after European court ruling
Euro court's ruling could threaten the fight against terror: Judges say law that allows internet firms to store data about their customers is excessively intrusive
Spy chiefs warn PM: Internet giants including Google and Facebook are shielding terrorists and paedophiles
BT, Virgin, TalkTalk and Sky quizzed on data retention after landmark EU ruling
Open Rights Group Call on UK ISPs to Clarify Data Retention Policy
Don't forget to vote in the 2014 ISPA Customer Choice Award category
Broadbandchoices.co.uk lists pioneering fibre provider
January
UK government tackles wrongly-blocked websites
Government Tweaks ‘Porn Filters’ To Prevent Over-Blocking
One week left for ISPA 2014 Awards registration