by TheISPA | Nov 11, 2016 | Political Monitor
Online Safety Majority of UK police officers have investigated online child abuse A new report launched by Middlesex University called Enhancing Police and Industry Practice concluded that the majority of UK police officers have been involved with...
by TheISPA | Nov 4, 2016 | Political Monitor
Broadband New ASA rules on advertising come into force On Monday, new ASA rules on broadband advertising came into force. In order to comply with the new rules ISP must: Show all-inclusive up-front and monthly costs, with no separating out of line rental...
by TheISPA | Oct 28, 2016 | Political Monitor
Broadband Matt Hancock gives speech to the Annual Parliament and Internet Conference Digital Minister Matt Hancock MP gave the keynote address to the Annual Parliament and Internet Conference. In the speech he said the ‘digital sector’ is worth £118bn and...
by TheISPA | Oct 21, 2016 | Political Monitor
Broadband Digital Economy Bill Public Bill Committee Continue Scrutiny The Digital Economy Public Bill Committee have continued their scrutiny this week. Sessions have focussed on the USO and age verification. On the USO there was a push for more ambition, however,...
by TheISPA | Oct 14, 2016 | Political Monitor
Broadband Digital Economy Bill Public Bill Committee begins scrutiny This week the Digital Economy Bill Public Bill Committee began their scrutiny of the Digital Economy Bill. Summaries of the sessions with BT/EE, TalkTalk, Three, Sky, Virgin Media,...
by TheISPA | Oct 7, 2016 | Political Monitor
Broadband Prime Minister References Broadband During Leader's Speech Prime Minister Theresa May MP referenced problems with rural broadband coverage and hinted at Government intervention. Whilst no concrete policy was announced, it was suggested that there...
