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Maps show UK fibre rollout plans

Photos The research firm Point Topic has drawn up maps based on its predictions of UK fibre coverage by the end of 2012 [12 Nov 2009]

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TV spectrum to be used for mobile broadband

News The European Commission has given countries a two-year target to switch to digital TV and so free up analogue spectrum for wireless broadband [30 Oct 2009]

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Nokia files patent suit against Apple over iPhones

News The Finnish handset maker is suing Apple in a US court, alleging that iPhones infringe 10 of its patents related to networking technology [22 Oct 2009]

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US regulators move forward on net neutrality

News In a unanimous vote, the Federal Communications Commission, has kicked off a process that could lead to regulations on net neutrality in the US [23 Oct 2009]

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Microsoft apologises for Sidekick data-recovery wait

News The company says it is sorry to be taking so long to bring back contacts and other information, but wants to make sure it is preserving all the data [20 Oct 2009]

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Bradshaw: Courts must OK P2P disconnections

News People suspected of unlawful file-sharing will not have their broadband service cut off without a court order, culture secretary Ben Bradshaw has told a House of Commons committee [22 Oct 2009]

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Symbian's Horizon app scheme goes live

News The first 50 applications have been approved through the developer programme, but all are for current versions of Symbian rather than future, open-sourced versions [27 Oct 2009]

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Mozilla storms email chaos with Raindrop

News Raindrop will aggregate multiple online communications media, according to Mozilla, and sift the stuff you want from the less important [23 Oct 2009]

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Symbian show hints at future user interface

Photos Presentations at the Symbian Exchange and Exposition 2009, held this week in London, suggested how the future mobile OS might look [30 Oct 2009]

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European 'internet freedom' law agreed

News Lawmakers agree to protect internet users from disconnection without due process, a move that means a raft of EU telecoms reforms can pass into law [05 Nov 2009]

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700 jobs to go as Ericsson abandons UK R&D

News The networking infrastructure firm will move its R&D, along with some of its global services, to countries that are more 'high-growth' [10 Nov 2009]

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3 to throttle P2P traffic in peak periods

News From Monday, file-sharers using 3's mobile network will take second place to other users in some areas [13 Nov 2009]

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EU consumer groups, ISPs plead for net neutrality

News As negotiations continue over an amendment to major EU telecoms reform, ISPs and consumer rights groups have called for web access to be a fundamental right [20 Oct 2009]

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Gov't mobile working project saved from axe

News Project Nomad, the local government scheme to support mobile and flexible working, has been protected from closure [05 Nov 2009]

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IT managers told: Don't block social networking

News Analysts at the Gartner Symposium advised attendees that trying to lock down communications with the outside world is futile and not to be recommended [20 Oct 2009]

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BT: Fibre maps don't show the whole pi...

BT has responded to the Point Topic maps, of fibre rollouts planned across the UK over the next few years, that we published yesterday. The telecoms giant, which will be rolling... More

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DNA details of innocent will be kept f...

The government has announced that it plans to keep innocent people's DNA details for up to six years. In response to a consultation it launched last December, the government said... More

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Aruba Networks and Motorola have settled their long-running patent dispute by signing a cross-licensing agreement, the companies announced on Friday. In August 2007, two Motorola... More

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