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Internet industry outlines major concerns ahead of the 2nd Reading of the Investigatory Powers Bill

With the Investigatory Powers Bill receiving its Second Reading in Parliament tomorrow, ISPA, the voice of the UK Internet industry, has set out industry concerns with the Bill through a briefing...

Internet industry disappointed with fast-tracking of the Investigatory Powers Bill

With the Joint Committee publishing its report a mere nineteen days ago to conclude the pre-legislative parliamentary scrutiny, ISPA is disappointed that the Home Office has moved forward with a...

ISPA response to the Ofcom review

In response to the Ofcom review published today, ISPA Chair James Blessing said: ISPA is pleased that Ofcom has an ambitious vision and proposals on how the UK connectivity needs can be transformed...

ISPA analysis shows MPs are increasingly focused on better broadband as Internet access becomes critical to daily life

Broadband is widely recognised as essential for consumers and businesses and statistics collated by ISPA shows that political interest in broadband has risen significantly. With this in mind, ISPA...

ISPA responds to DCMS consultation on age verification

In response to the publication today of a new consultation on verifying the age of those using websites offering adult content, ISPA Chair James Blessing said the following: "Internet safety is, and...

ISPA agrees with the Joint Committee that the Home Office needs to look again at significant parts of the draft Investigatory Powers Bill

In response to the Joint Committee into the draft Investigatory Powers Bill, ISPA welcomes a number of the clear and robust recommendations from the Committee to help improve the draft Bill. Some...

ISPA’s concerns on the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill

ISPA has written a guest blog for Entanet on what the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill could mean for ISPs. Click the link below to check it out....

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