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Earlier today, the government published the digital economy bill , the result of more than a year's consultation and debate, which includes plans to send warnings letters to persistent unlawful file-sharers and paves the way for persistent illegal sharers...
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Shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt will give a speech later criticising "outdated" rules which stop firms owning different media in one area. The government says its newly launched Digital Economy Bill contains "plans to sustain our creative industries".
Tags: Jeremy Hunt, United Kingdom, London, BT Group, National broadband plans from around the world, Digital Britain, Digital divide, Virgin Media, Politics
Digital economy bill promises action on piracy, games and ITV regional news Bill offers illegal filesharing clampdown, tougher rules on video game age ratings and powers for Ofcom over ITV regional news A clampdown on unlawful online file-sharing, a...
Tags: ITV, digital economy, itv regional, United Kingdom, London, BBC, Digital television transition, Ofcom, Pan European Game Information, Television in the United Kingdom, Digital Britain, Channel 4, Technology Internet, Broadband, National broadband plans from around the world, Business Finance, Telecommunications, Digital divide, Politics
Labour has pledged to roll out faster broadband to the estimated 1.5m households that are unable to access the internet or struggle with antiquated download speeds. However, fulfilling the objective presented in the Digital Britain White Paper is proving...
Tags: Digital Britain
The 50 pence a month tax applies to everyone with a fixed line telephone. Speaking at a debate in London, Mr Timms said the tax will be presented to parliament as part of the Finance Bill. But the Tory MP John Whittingdale said the tax, which could raise...
Tags: broadband tax, Digital Britain, Stephen Timms, month tax, financial secretary, Mr Timms, BT Wholesale, United Kingdom, London
Treasury minister Stephen Timms has said that plans to ensure faster broadband access for homes will be at the top of his in-tray after he was appointed to continue work on the Digital Britain report. Timms, who is Financial Secretary at the Treasury...
Tags: Stephen Timms, Digital Britain
Stephen Timms confirmed as government's Digital Britain chief Treasury minister's responsibilites extended to include broadband and other issues after departure of Lord Carter The treasury minister, Stephen Timms, has been confirmed as the man charged...
Tags: Digital Britain, lord carter, Mandelson, Carter
The Government yesterday launched a report on its plans for the development of Australia's digital economy, of which the NBN forms a crucial part. The Opposition has claimed Government policy on the proposed network has not been properly developed and...
Tags: NBN, Digital Britain, Australia
Proposals in the Digital Britain report will transfer billion of pounds to old companies and tax the very companies it claims to want to help, says Microsoft UK's former national technology officer. Jerry Fishenden , who left Microsoft last week after...
Tags: Digital Britain, Microsoft UK
Singapore Technologies Telemedia will make a formal bid to buy Irish telecoms group eircom on Tuesday, The Sunday Business Post newspaper reported, without citing any sources. The Asian telecommunications group moved into pole bidding position last week...
Tags: Digital Britain, Lord Carter