Media Coverage

2010

March

Digital Economy Bill amendments can endanger YouTube’s future
TopNews

Digital Economy: More heat than light?
dot.Rory

Change to copyright law could affect content sites
Simply Business

Amendment to Digital Economy Bill will hamper digital innovation: internet providers 
TopNews

ISPA lash out at new DEB provision, BPI welcome it
CMU News

Google, Facebook, ‘3 strikes’ concerns
p2pnet news

Digital Economy Bill Could Be Pushed Through Before Election
eWeek Europe

Law firm investigated over claims that it bullied alleged filesharers
The Guardian

Lords’ Digital Bill Amendment Could Block YouTube
eWeek Europe

ISPs attack 'misguided' site-blocking plan
ZDNet

Lib Dem peer on why site blocking is needed
ZDNet

YouTube threatened by changes to Digital Economy Bill
Out-Law.com

Protests greet new Digital Economy Bill amendment
V3.co.uk

New law threatens pirates but also free speech
Caledonian Mercury

ISPs ‘outraged’ by bid to block illegal download sites
Broadband Choices

Digital Economy Bill could be pushed through before the election
New Media Age

New law could put block on YouTube
Metro

ISPs ‘outraged’ over new copyright threat
p2pnet news

LibDems score copyright coup
The Register

YouTube 'under threat' from Digital Economy Bill changes
Daily Telegraph

Lords force rethink of government's online piracy plans
BBC News

ISPs outraged at amendment to Digital Economy Bill
Thinkbroadband

Anger as P2P sites are agreed to be blocked in the UK
BroadbandGenie

ISPs outraged over amendment to Digital Economy Bill
Computeractive

Digital Economy Bill amendment slammed
Webuser

Lords' change to copyright law could see content sites blocked 
New Media Age

UK judges given power to take YouTube, other sites offline
TechEye

Clause 17 voted down in Lords
Music Week

ISPs Angry Over U.K. Anti-Piracy Amendment
Billboard.biz

UK ISPs React Angrily to Bill that Blocks Copyright Infringing Sites
ISPreview

LibDems back copyright takedowns
The Register

UK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault Fixing
ISPreview

ISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the Digital
eGov monitor

Internet piracy crackdown by US studios
The Independent

February

British Phonographic Industry Criticises Piracy Threat Letters
UKcheapbroadband

Ofcom Publish a Full List of ADR Complaint Handlers for UK ISPs
ISPreview

January

BPI Rejects Piracy Threat Letters and Slams Large Profit Making UK ISPs
ISPreview

ACS Law UK Accused of Sending Wrongful ISP Piracy Threat Letters
ISPreview

HP To Bundle Omnifone's iTunes Rival
eWeekEurope

UK ISPs React Angrily to Trend Micros Block Port 25 SPAM Solution
ISPreview

Music Industry Threatens Civil Action Against Oink Founder
eWeekEurope

Corporate IT needs to change stance on spam, says security researcher
ComputerWeekly

ISPs not liable for hate material
Computeractive

Britain tones down draconian anti-filesharing law
The Inquirer

Mandelson Backs Down On Copyright Clause
eWeekEurope

Ministers offer concessions on copyright changes
BBC News

Record labels seek DMCA-style UK takedowns
The Register

Lords propose changes to Digital Economy Bill
Computer Weekly

Music industry threatens ISPs over piracy
The Independent

New ISP File Sharing Laws. Pirate Bay, bittorrent, lime wire
MVconnection

Digital Economy: More heat than light?Change to copyright law could affect content sitesAmendment to Digital Economy Bill will hamper digital innovation: internet providers ISPA lash out at new DEB provision, BPI welcome itGoogle, Facebook, ‘3 strikes’ concernsDigital Economy Bill Could Be Pushed Through Before ElectionLaw firm investigated over claims that it bullied alleged filesharersLords’ Digital Bill Amendment Could Block YouTubeISPs attack 'misguided' site-blocking planLib Dem peer on why site blocking is neededYouTube threatened by changes to Digital Economy BillProtests greet new Digital Economy Bill amendmentNew law threatens pirates but also free speechISPs ‘outraged’ by bid to block illegal download sitesDigital Economy Bill could be pushed through before the electionNew law could put block on YouTubeISPs ‘outraged’ over new copyright threatLibDems score copyright coupYouTube 'under threat' from Digital Economy Bill changesLords force rethink of government's online piracy plansISPs outraged at amendment to Digital Economy BillAnger as P2P sites are agreed to be blocked in the UKISPs outraged over amendment to Digital Economy BillDigital Economy Bill amendment slammedLords' change to copyright law could see content sites blocked UK judges given power to take YouTube, other sites offlineClause 17 voted down in LordsISPs Angry Over U.K. Anti-Piracy AmendmentUK ISPs React Angrily to Bill that Blocks Copyright Infringing SitesLibDems back copyright takedownsUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalISPA lash out at new DEB provision, BPI welcome itGoogle, Facebook, ‘3 strikes’ concernsDigital Economy Bill Could Be Pushed Through Before ElectionLaw firm investigated over claims that it bullied alleged filesharersLords’ Digital Bill Amendment Could Block YouTubeISPs attack 'misguided' site-blocking planLib Dem peer on why site blocking is neededYouTube threatened by changes to Digital Economy BillProtests greet new Digital Economy Bill amendmentNew law threatens pirates but also free speechISPs ‘outraged’ by bid to block illegal download sitesDigital Economy Bill could be pushed through before the electionNew law could put block on YouTubeISPs ‘outraged’ over new copyright threatLibDems score copyright coupYouTube 'under threat' from Digital Economy Bill changesLords force rethink of government's online piracy plansISPs outraged at amendment to Digital Economy BillAnger as P2P sites are agreed to be blocked in the UKISPs outraged over amendment to Digital Economy BillDigital Economy Bill amendment slammedLords' change to copyright law could see content sites blocked UK judges given power to take YouTube, other sites offlineClause 17 voted down in LordsISPs Angry Over U.K. Anti-Piracy AmendmentUK ISPs React Angrily to Bill that Blocks Copyright Infringing SitesLibDems back copyright takedownsUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalLords’ Digital Bill Amendment Could Block YouTubeISPs attack 'misguided' site-blocking planLib Dem peer on why site blocking is neededYouTube threatened by changes to Digital Economy BillProtests greet new Digital Economy Bill amendmentNew law threatens pirates but also free speechISPs ‘outraged’ by bid to block illegal download sitesDigital Economy Bill could be pushed through before the electionNew law could put block on YouTubeISPs ‘outraged’ over new copyright threatLibDems score copyright coupYouTube 'under threat' from Digital Economy Bill changesLords force rethink of government's online piracy plansISPs outraged at amendment to Digital Economy BillAnger as P2P sites are agreed to be blocked in the UKISPs outraged over amendment to Digital Economy BillDigital Economy Bill amendment slammedLords' change to copyright law could see content sites blocked UK judges given power to take YouTube, other sites offlineClause 17 voted down in LordsISPs Angry Over U.K. Anti-Piracy AmendmentUK ISPs React Angrily to Bill that Blocks Copyright Infringing SitesLibDems back copyright takedownsUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalLibDems score copyright coupYouTube 'under threat' from Digital Economy Bill changesLords force rethink of government's online piracy plansISPs outraged at amendment to Digital Economy BillAnger as P2P sites are agreed to be blocked in the UKISPs outraged over amendment to Digital Economy BillDigital Economy Bill amendment slammedLords' change to copyright law could see content sites blocked UK judges given power to take YouTube, other sites offlineClause 17 voted down in LordsISPs Angry Over U.K. Anti-Piracy AmendmentUK ISPs React Angrily to Bill that Blocks Copyright Infringing SitesLibDems back copyright takedownsUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalYouTube 'under threat' from Digital Economy Bill changesLords force rethink of government's online piracy plansISPs outraged at amendment to Digital Economy BillAnger as P2P sites are agreed to be blocked in the UKISPs outraged over amendment to Digital Economy BillDigital Economy Bill amendment slammedLords' change to copyright law could see content sites blocked UK judges given power to take YouTube, other sites offlineClause 17 voted down in LordsISPs Angry Over U.K. Anti-Piracy AmendmentUK ISPs React Angrily to Bill that Blocks Copyright Infringing SitesLibDems back copyright takedownsUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalISPs Angry Over U.K. Anti-Piracy AmendmentUK ISPs React Angrily to Bill that Blocks Copyright Infringing SitesLibDems back copyright takedownsUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalLibDems back copyright takedownsUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalUK Lords Seek Standard for Broadband ISP Complaints and Fault FixingISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the DigitalISPA Addresses Members’ Issues in the Digital

2009

December

Jessica Investigates Broadband
Telegraph.co.uk

Illegal File-Sharing Rife In UK, Claims BPI
eWeekeurope

Gradual speed improvements 'a better Digital Britain plan'
Top 10 broadband

Digital Bill gets a giant bashing
Law Management Blog

UK ISP AAISP Joins the Internet Service Providers Association
ISPreview

UK ISP Association Criticizes "Three-Strikes" Plan – Again
ZeroPaid

Opposition grows to government piracy measures
ComputerWeekly

Government e-comms tracking plans are 'confused and ill thought through'
ComputerWeekly

Internet service providers urge changes to digital bill Internet service providers urge changes to digital bill
BBC News

UK’s Digital Economy Bill
AudioMicro

UK ISPA Interview with James Blessing
ISPreview

November

Pieces of Eight Parts 2 and 3
Litopia

New ISP File Sharing Laws. Pirate Bay, bittorrent, lime wire
Internet Provider Directory

30000 UK Broadband ISP Customers Face Illegal File Sharing Threat Letters
ISPReview

Illegal filesharing: a problem the government can't solve?
The Guardian

The Digital Economy Bill - does it add up?
BBC dot.life

European Parliament approves new broadband regulations
Cable.co.uk

Taylor and Silver at ISPA
Music Week

Where be pirates?
The Inquirer

More protests over UK 3 strikes plan
p2pnet

Opposition Mounts in Europe To Three-Strikes Proposals
CircleID

Digital Economy Bill sparks mass protest
TechRadar

Digital Economy Bill draws storm of protest
V3.co.uk

UK govt. introduces the Digitally Economical with the truth Bill
TelecomTV

MEPs approve broadband legislation
Top 10 Broadband

UK ISPs Concerned P2P Crackdown Will "Undermine" Digital Economy
ZeroPaid

More than 17,000 sign petition against filesharers being cut off as part of the Digital Britain report
SC Magazine

Radio Industry is Divided over Digital Economy Bill
Pravda

Protests grow over digital bill
BBC News

ISPA reveals broadband industry's filesharing concerns
Cable.co.uk

Broadband body reveals concerns over filesharing plans
Top 10 Broadband

Piracy Debate Rages on
The UK Broadband Magazine

Was the Digital Economy Bill Consultation a Whitewash?
TorrentFreak

ISPs Hit Back At Digital Economy Bill
eWeek Europe

Digital Economy Bill outlines file-sharing penalties
Computeractive

Maximum fine set at £50,000 for illegal file-sharing
Broadband Genie

UK Digital Economy Bill As Bad As Expected
Techdirt

Digital Economy Bill: Industry disputes gov't claims
ZDNet

UK Broadband ISPs Sound Opposition to New Illegal File Sharing Laws
ISPreview

U.K. Biz Welcomes Publication Of Anti-Piracy Measures
Billboard.biz

ISPA slams Mandy's copyright land grab
The Register

Digital Economy Bill: Reactions
Webuser

No 'broadband tax' in government's Digital Economy Bill
TechRadar

ISPs criticise government plans to store all comms data
ComputerWeekly

ISPs unhappy with data proposals
Computing

‘Big Brother’ data plan faces friction
Financial Times

Stephen Timms to Give Keynote Address at 2009 ISPA Conference
ISPreview

Gov't stands firm on web-monitoring plans
ZDNet

ISPA interviewed on Sky News about EU Telecoms package
Sky News

Timms: up to £200m for superfast Scots
Samknows Broadband

ISPA bags Timms
MusicWeek

October

UK ISPA Interview with James Blessing
ISPreview

British Downloaders May Face Three-Strikes Law
CIO Today

Government to disconnect file-sharers from 2011
PC Pro

Internet ban for copyright infringers gets closer
Computeractive

U.K. Music Biz Reacts To Three-Strikes Pledge
Billboard.biz

Illegal downloaders will be disconnected - eventually
Computing.co.uk

Integrated Wi-Fi and 3G mobile broadband service launched for the first time
BroadbandExpert

Net pirates to be 'disconnected'
BBC News

ApComms opposes plans to disconnect illegal file sharers
TelecomPaper

UK MPs Propose Action to Filter Internet Traffic and Stop Illegal P2P Cut-Offs
ISPreview

Apt Words from apComms
ComputerWorldUK

How to complain to your ISP effectively
Computeractive

September

Cinema-style classifications for broadband to stop illegal filesharing
Telegraph.co.uk

Squeeze file-sharers, stars say
BBC News

Artists Back Lily, Call For Three-Strikes Law
Billboard.biz

Piracy clampdown will cost each user £25
V3.co.uk

Vodafone: quality more important than speed
TechRadar

Aussies Embroiled in Botnet Protection Debate
Internet Evolution

UPDATE Broadband ISP Zen Internet Joins the UK Internet Watch Foundation
ISPreview

UK Lawyers Promise First Court Action Against File-Sharers
TorrentFreak

Doubt over ISPs' ability to detect illegal file sharing
Computer Weekly

UK ISP Breathe Internet Scrubbed from ISPA and IWF Members List
ISPReview

August

British proposal to cut Web access to copyright infringers draws protest
ComputerWorld

UK industry welcomes tougher plans for tackling digital pirates
Screendaily.com

ISPs and campaigners slam file sharing law
ITPro

Virgin Media reveals filesharing concerns
Cable.co.uk

File-sharers in the UK may be cut off from web
Electronista

UK Government Threaten To ‘Cut-Off’ File Sharers
Metal Hammer

Updated Digital Britain report recommends, yes, to kick pirates off the Internet
CrunchGear

UK govt publishes new proposals to tackle P2P file sharing
TelecomPaper

Internet ban for file-sharers
Moneywise

Digital Britain plans amended: Government proposes disconnection for filesharers
BroadbandGenie

Anger at UK file-sharing policy
BBC News

UK urges tougher action on illegal file-sharing
Total Telecom

ISPs, rights groups react to gov't P2P proposals
ZDNet.co.uk

U.K. Cracking Down On Illegal Music Downloaders
ChannelWeb

'Hardcore' File-Sharers Face Internet Cut Off
Gigwise.com

UK Consumer Groups and ISPs Concerned by New Gov Piracy Stance
ISPreview

New measures to cut off internet users for file-sharing introduced
Lawdit.co.uk

Government to crack down on illegal file-sharers
T3

Government File-Sharing Move Could Cut Off Entire Households
eWeek Europe

Pirates Face Internet Cut Off
Spong.com

Gov't proposes disconnecting file-sharers
ZDNet.co.uk

UK Government plans to cut off file-sharers
Wired.co.uk

UK government to 'cut off' file-sharers
NME

UK.gov revives net cut-off threat for illegal downloaders
The Register

UK pirates 'will be cut off'
Web User

UK file-sharers to be 'cut off'
BBC News

A censorship model
Guardian.co.uk

Treasury Minister to follow Carter
Mobile News

ISPA raises Industry Standards at Nominet Best Practice Challenge awards
Broadband Genie

July

Ofcom broadband speeds report: reactions
Webuser

Broadband speeds failing customers
Webuser

Average UK broadband just over half advertised speed
The Register

Broadband rates 'not up to speed'
BBC News

Average broadband speeds rising, says Ofcom
ZDNet

File-sharing sweep hits 20 "innocent" people
PC Pro

Innocents accused of net piracy
BBC News

June

UK ISPA Doubts Accuracy of Illegal Broadband File Sharing Evidence
ISPreview

Critics Slam Digital Britain Report
Citizens Online

Broadband tax backlash begins
PC Pro

Lord Carter's decision to quit 'won't affect broadband
Top 10 Broadband

ISPA welcomes Digital Britain Review
The Telecom

Critics Slam Digital Britain Report
BusinessWeek

MP change 'will not impact on Digital Britain plans'
Cable.co.uk

Broadband tax planned for telephone users 
Computeractive

ISPs Welcome Digital Britain's P2P Strategy
Billboard.biz

Digital Britain Report: Internet Services Providers' Association calls it 'pragmatic'
Public Technology.net

Digital Britain report draws mixed response
Computer Weekly

Digital Britain: Responses, drawbacks and shortfalls
BroadbandGenie

ISPA pleased with govt proposals on file-sharing
Telecom Paper

Digital Britain: Operators to charge ‘broadband tax’
ITPro

UK Digital Britain Reactions - Broadband ISPs and Industry Comments
ISPreview

ISPA Secretary General on the Digital Britain Report
Sky News

ISPA Secretary General on Illegal File-Sharing
BBC Today Programme

Virgin Media, Universal Offer 'World First' Unlimited MP3s
Billboard.biz

BBC licence fee 'could be shared'
BBC News

Ofcom could get powers to act against file-sharers
Computeractive

Cutting off downloaders won't work, says ISP
vnunet.com

May

All at sea in battle over online piracy
Evening Standard

7 Million UK Broadband ISP Users Involved in Illegal File Sharing
ISPreview

The internet – a threat to free speech?
Guardian.co.uk

Billy Bragg: Music Industry Wants ISPs to "Do Their Dirty Work"
ZeroPaid.com

Ofcom UK Speeds Up Telecoms and Broadband ISP Complaints
ISPReview

British ISPs say no to being copyright cops
The Inquirer

Copyright groups want action against downloaders
Vnunet.com

ISPA rejects calls for Internet monitoring
Broadband Expert

ISPA response to creative industries joint statement
Sky News

ISPA response to creative industries joint statement
BBC Radio 5 Live

BPI Clashes With ISPs
Billboard.biz

ISPs against file sharing disconnections
IABUK

UK ISPs don't want to become the Internet Police
Bit-tech.net

Organisations band together over file sharers
TechWatch

Content Industry Still Want to File Sharers To Be Disconnected
ITProPortal.com

Bodies Supporting Creative Industries Call To Disconnect Illegal File-Sharers
Fresh Business Thinking

Downloads will lead to "creative crunch", warns industry
Vnunet.com

UK: Entertainment Industry Wants ISPs to Police Internet
Security Management

ISPA critical of call to cut off file sharers
Computeractive

Illegal downloaders should be banned from the net
PC Advisor

UK Anti-P2P Abandon Pursuit of Individual File-Sharers; Make A Desperate Plea To EU
Blog Pirate

Calls again for illegal file sharers to be disconnected
Thinkbroadband

UK Group Proposes Internet Ban on Illegal Downloaders 
Digital Journal

France gets tough on piracy
NetGuide

UK ISPs refuse to play Internet copyright cops
Ars Technica

UK Film Council Calls for ISP Disconnection of Illegal Broadband File Sharers
ISPreview

UK Govt. to hear calls to disconnect file sharers
Bit-tech.net

Illegal downloaders should be cut off from 'net
ComputerWorld UK

Industry alliance calls for urgent action against illegal downloaders
Broadband Genie

Hollywood, labels, muscle UK on file sharing
P2PNet

UK ISPA rejects call for blocking file-sharers
TelecomPaper

UK Entertainment Industry Wants to Disconnect Pirates
TorrentFreak

Film industry turns up P2P heat on Carter
The Register

Government urged to disconnect pirate file sharers 
ITPro

ISPs scorn calls for disconnection
Music Week

Call to 'disconnect file-sharers'
BBC News

Authorities target faster exam cheat takedowns
The Register

April

Governments UK ISP Internet Snooping to Cost £2Billion Pounds
ISPreview

Burnham to address MW event
Music Week

Phone bills 'will rise' to pay for database 
Sott.net

Government scraps plans for vast e-mail database
The Herald

UK outlines Facebook monitoring plans
ZDNet

British Government Backs Down over Database Plan
Enterprise Security Today

Experts wary of latest Big Brother comms data plans
Vnunet.com

ISPs eye role in Jacqui's mass surveillance system
The Register

UK scraps plans for Big Brother database
The Times

Government looks to ISPs as it cuts comms database plan
ITPro

Smith drops plans for state web database
The Financial Times

UK Government Drops Plans For Web, Phone and Email Monitoring Plan
ITProPortal.com

National database dropped but all our communications will still be monitored
Daily Telegraph

Phone bills 'will rise' to pay for database 
The Independent

Gov't committee launches ISP regulation inquiry
ZDNet.co.uk

Making online music pay - June conference announced
Music Week

Personal web data to be stored for a year
The Independent

Personal web data to be stored for a year
Independent Minds

Some ISPs more equal than others in data retention implementation
Computer Weekly

March

One in five in favour of peer-to-peer broadband restrictions
BroadbandGenie

Industry ponders fate of Wacky Jacqui's überdatabase
The Register

MidemNet video: The big issue - How can music and ISPs work together - Part 1: four visions
MidemNet Blog

One in Five Think ISPs Should Impose Restrictions on Illegal P2P
ISPreview

EU Data Retention Directive provokes widespread condemnation
Vnunet.com

ISPs must comply with snooping law from Sunday
Hack in the Box

ISPs must comply with snooping law from Sunday
Computing

Broadband Speedtesters still misleading consumers
Hexus Lifestyle

February

Small businesses pay the price for online crime
PoliceProfessional.com

Blocking child abuse images cost prohibitive for small ISPs
TelecomPaper

Cops "don't know one end of computer from the other"
Silicon.com

Some UK ISPs have not blocked child porn sites
Neowin.net

Can we block child abuse sites?
BBC News: dot.life

ISPA Parliamentary Advisory Forum on E-Crime
Security Watch

e-Crime under the spotlight in Parliament next week
PublicTechnology.net

Jacqui's jihad on web extremism flops
The Register

Industry demands clearer view for Digital Britain
NMA

ISPs and Industry Agree:Music Matters
Music Week

ISPA welcomes Carter report, concerned over Rights Agency
TelecomPaper

January

Broadband users could pick up cost of copyright policing
Computer Weekly

Digital Britain Report: Muted thumbs up from the Internet Services Providers’ Association
PublicTechnology.net

Digital Britain Reactions – UK ISP Industry Comments
ISPreview

ISPA Secretary General gives response to the Digital Britain Interim Report
BBC Five Live

ISPA Secretary General gives response to the Digital Britain Interim Report
Sky News

Google seeks for reform in UK copyrights
SEO News

Licensing Remains Essential But Elusive For Digital Music Providers
Intellectual Property Watch

Tanya Byron's role in Digital Britain
Guardian.co.uk

ISPs will not be forced to disconnect users who illegally download music
Telegraph.co.uk

ISPs and police at odds over child abuse data costs 
PC Pro

Google calls for UK copyright reforms
Guardian.co.uk

ISPs criticise child protection cop's bid to rewrite RIPA
The Register

Cops have to BUY paedo info
The Sun

Internet firms charge child abuse unit to track paedophiles
Daily Telegraph

Child protection boss blasts ISP's costs
Police Oracle

Sex abuse investigations cost British police
HeraldGlobe

Child abuse unit forced to pay for data
Emergency Services News

Internet service providers charging CEOP for data
Computeractive

Child unit boss blasts ISPs' costs
Metro.co.uk

ISPs urged to drop "repugnant" charges
Child and Young People Now

Child abuse unit paying for ISP data
Publicservice.co.uk

ISPA Secretary General on the BBC Today Programme - 6.50am - talking about cost recovery
BBC Today Programme

Child abuse unit paying for data 
BBC News

Child unit boss blasts ISPs' costs
Press Association

Music world embracing unlimited downloads
Best Make Money

Music Industry Imitates Digital Pirates to Turn a Profit
New York Times

MidemNet: Robbie Williams’ Manager Attacks Govt On P2P Regulation
PaidContent:UK

MidemNet 2009: Music and ISPs Working Together
Music Ally

MidemNet: UK ISPs, Music Biz Warn Against Looming Govt Regulation
PaidContent:UK

MidemNet 2009: Music and ISPA Wary of Government Legislation
Music Ally

MidemNet 2009: Biz Looks To Licensing ISPs 
Billboard.biz

MidemNet 2009: Music and ISPs Debate
Music Ally

Music world embracing unlimited downloads
International Herald and Tribune

UK.gov 'to create anti-net piracy agency'
The Register

UK.gov prepares for filesharing fracas
The Register

Broadband speeds less than half the advertised rate
The Daily Telegraph

Popularity of BBC iPlayer could grind internet to a halt
The Daily Telegraph

2008

December

Panic As Global Web Cables Cut
SkyNews

ISPA prefers industry-led approach to tackle online piracy
TelecomPaper

Ofcom code of practice welcomed by ISPA
TechWatch

New COP on broadband speeds welcomed by the ISPA
broadband expert

ISPA welcomes broadband Code of Practice
PublicTechnology.net

ISPA Secretary General appeared on the TV News Programme More4 talking about the IWF Wikipedia issue
More4

How iPlayer will become our player for your friends
The Guardian

ISPA welcomes broadband Code of Practice
The Telecom

Concerns Raised over Hi-Velocity Broadband Migration Woes
ISPreview

ISPA response to the Code of Practice on Broadband Speeds
BBC Today Programme

Hi-Velocity users experiencing migration problems 
thinkbroadband.com

ISPA Showcases New 2009 Broadband Categories
ISPreview

November

ISPA Secretary General appeared on the BBC Today Programme - 7.21am - talking about content liability
BBC Today Programme

Home Office net snooping masterplan
The Register

The Internet's workplace future
BCS

Government plans for 'black box'
The Inquirer

UK: Government Black Boxes
Justgetthere.us

UK ISPs Near Agreement On Illegal File Sharing 
Slashdot

UK Music head confident of progress
TelecomPaper

Music industry and ISPs agree
Techwatch

Government black boxes will 'collect every email'
Independent 

ISPreview
UK Music Industry and ISPs Near Agreement

Sharkey confident at ISPA conference
MusicWeek

October

Another week of righting wrongs
The Telegraph

Sharkey to address ISPA
MusicWeek

Lack of ISP straight bat on bandwidth limits
Telecom TV

UK broadband users face usage constraints
JustSearch

Broadband users meet their limit
Meet the Geek

UK minister looks for delete key on user generated content
The Register

September

Timico CTO elected by ISPA
Thetelecom.co.uk 

August

Home Office to snoop on Internet traffic
Computer Weekly

Gov't: Comms database may not deter serious crime
ZDnet

Make sure you don't get lost in cyberspace
Computer Weekly 

ISPA Secretary General appeared on BBC 6 O'Clock News discussing the Committee Report

ISPs must self police on content says MP's report
Computing

Industry told to regulate "dark side" of the internet
Computer Active

July

Best streaming Provider at the ISPAs
Broadcast Now 

ISPA Secretary-General appeared on BBC News24 discussing the peer2peer consultation

UK moves against free downloading 
Euractiv

June 

ISPs may be forced to regulate illegal music and film downloads
ComputerActive

ISPs face fresh threat from file-sharing laws
Silicon

Voluntary broadband code needs to apply to mobile broadband too
BroadbandExpert

ISP code targets broadband speed confusion
ZDNet
 
Calls to extend Ofcom code of practice
BroadbandChoices

Broadband advertising: Call for new code to cover mobile internet
Domain-B

Clocking the right speed: UK regulator mandates clarity on broadband
TelecomTV
 
Broadband speed: ISPs accept 'code of practice'
Silicon

Ofcom demands clarity on broadband speeds
What PC?

Ofcom introduces broadband speed code
Reuters

Ofcom issues broadband code
IT Week

Ofcom implements ISP code for broadband speeds
PC Advisor

Ofcom bottles speed sanctions with new broadband code
PCPro

Broadband speed: Ofcom introduces code for providers
Guardian

Customers misled about broadband speeds, says Ofcom
The Times

Ofcom asks ISPs nicely to stop mis-selling broadband on speed
The Register

High-speed internet: Ofcom to introduce code for broadband adverts
Guardian

Ofcom tackles broadband connections
Pocket Lint

Broadband speed: the reaction
WebUser

Ofcom issues broadband code
IT Week

Ofcom introduces broadband speed code
Reuters

Ofcom implements ISP code for broadband speeds
PC Advisor

Ofcom bottles speed sanctions with new broadband code
PC Pro

Broadband speed code introduced
WebUser

May

Gov't planning centralised communications database
ZDNet

U.K. government eyes database for storing info on electronic communications
Computerworld

Critics attack gov't email, phone database plan
Silicon

ICANN attacks 'fat and happy' IPv4 users
ZDNet

March

Report calls for online lifeguards
ITPro

Cybercrime is in a state of flux
The Guardian

Doubts surface over net safety report
PCPro
 
Concerns raised over online child safety
The Guardian

Don't let the record industry duck the law
PCPro

February

Filesharers petition Downing Street on 'three strikes'
The Register

BPI, ISPs interviewed and more
Guardian Podcast

ISPs given deadline to shut down file-sharing
BCS

Filesharing law 'unworkable'
The Guardian

UK Government steps up anti-piracy rhetoric
TechRadar

ISPs to face piracy legislation
WebUser

Unease at filesharing crackdown
The Guardian

ISPs reject proposed law in call for self-regulation
Computing

ISPs Reject Govt Monitoring & Banning Proposals
Trusted Reviews

UK ISPs Not Keen On Being Babysitters
Broadband Reports

UK ISPs don't want to play umpire to "three strikes" rule
Ars Technica

Net firms reject monitoring role
BBC News

Tiscali and BPI go to war over 'three strikes' payments
The Register

UK ISPs Balk at Unplugging P2P Pirates
Slyck

Three-strikes copyright enforcement may come to UK
Ars Technica

UK File Shares Could Lose Web Access
Washington Post

Illegal music downloaders to face Internet ban
ThinkBroadband

ISPs demand record biz pays up if cut-off P2P users sue
The Register

January

EU backs ISPs over file-sharing
ZDNet

UK to take terror fight online - Home Secretary
The Times

UK Says It Wants to Tackle Net Terror
Associated Press

Proposal to shut terror-linked sites
ComputerActive

Home Sec in anti-terror plan to control entire web
The Register

Government piles filesharing pressure on UK ISPs
The Register

UK broadband to soar in 2008
VNU Net

ISPA expects growth in IPTV in 2008
IPTV Watch

Broadband speeds will lead innovation
Broadband Choices

Better broadband key to business and technology expansion in 2008
Scenta

Improved internet connectivity 'will drive innovation'
OneStopClick

2007


VoIP to benefit from higher broadband speed
Telappliant News

Illegal film and TV downloaders could lose their links to the web
The Times

Improving broadband speeds will advance technology
ihotdesk

Entertainment cartels vs consumers
P2PNET

Broadband speeds under scrutiny
Silicon

Ofcom panel calls for broadband speed remedy
ITPro

ISPs "in the dark" over BT's next-gen broadband
PCPRO
 
Broadband summit: Speed is the key
Silicon

Broadband ''has created'' new technologies
Equimedia

Broadband "becoming the norm"
Broadband-Finder

UK's infrastructure has 'limited broadband speeds'
ihotdesk

French record industry, ISPs in entente to boot off file-sharers
The Register

ISPs baffled by Gordo's 'plans' for web terror talks
The Register

Do ISPs Really Want Crime on Their Networks?
ComputingNews

Anti file-sharing laws considered
BBC
 
Government hints at ISP filesharing crackdown
ZDNet

Record industry pushes ISPs to cut off file sharers
The Register

Government ready to legislate on file-sharing
PC Pro

UK government plans file-sharing laws
VnuNet

UK Wants To Force ISPs to Block File Sharing
Broadband Reports

PlusNet are champions!
UK Broadband User Group

PlusNet Win ISPA Charity Cup From Claranet
ISP Review

ISPA Dismisses A Change In Role As Impracticable And Unreasonable
The Informed Executive

Two-tier internet could damage future growth
VnuNet

Weight-Loss Spam
TechNews

Whose internet is it anyway?
VnuNet

Lords considered rewriting internet
PCPro

BBC iPlayer sparks broadband row
Silicon

BBC iPlayer a Bandwidth Hog?
BusinessWeek

BBC's multimedia player causes row over bandwidth
WashingtonPost

Government urged to tackle root causes of internet crime
Out-Law

ISPs ask government for help in securing web
Tech

Data leaks - Europe readies new rules
Silicon

Data retention law passed in UK
Out-Law

UK phone records to be kept for a year
The Register

ISPs 'should not be internet's gatekeepers'
BroadbandFinder

British ISPs Blast Belgian P2P Ruling
BusinessWeek

ISPA say they are not the internet's gatekeepers
UK Broadband User Group

UK ISPs:'We're not Responsible for Illegal File-Sharing on Our Networks'
Net4Now

ISPs: 'We're not Responsible for Illegal File-Sharing on Our Networks' ZeroPaid

ISPs stand firm after P2P ruling
ZDNet

ISP told to block file-sharing in landmark case
Out-Law

Tories Blame ISPs For File Sharing – ISPs Disagree
ISP Review

ISPs face down Tories on file sharing
The Register

Q&A: Censoring the net
Times Online

Website bomb-making lessons to be outlawed across Europe
Times Online

Court victory for 'Queen of routine' over online attacks
The Scotsman

Transparency urged over 'unlimited' deals
Broadband Finder

Major step towards ‘unlimited broadband’
Easier

ISPA: 'Stop advertising unlimited broadband'
Technology News

ISPA says no to 'unlimited'
UK Broadband User Group

ISPA to members: play fair on fair use
The Register

ISPA Promotes Transparent Fair Usage Policies
ISP Review

ISPs urged closer contact with authorities
Broadband Finder

UK calls for ISPs to provide 24hr contacts
Legalbrief

ISPs urged to provide police with emergency contacts
OutLaw

New ISPA document on dealing with law enforcement agencies
Think Broadband

ISPA UK advocates ISPs’ strong links with the Law
eGovMonitor

ISPA outlines ISPs duties
Uk Broadband User Group

ISPs to 'strengthen ties' with government
The Register

ISPs offered legal advice
Webuser

Internet Association advises ISPs how to help police
Net4Now

ISPA Advises ISP's On Dealing With The LAW
ISP Review

Orange broadband converges out of ISPA code of practice
The Register

Orange ISPA shocker
UK Broadband User Group

ISPA sets out anti-spam guidelines
ITPro

UK ISP association issues spam guidelines 
Virus Bulletin

Spam-fighting recommendations given
BCS 

ISPA publishes new guidelines to help stamp out spam 
Computer Active 

ISPA recommendations on combating spam
Think Broadband 

ISPA publishes anti-spam standard
Computer Weekly

ISPA Publishes New SPAM Recommendations
ISP Review

ISP association offers guidance on Spam
Net4now

ISPA recommends how to reduce spam
UK Broadband User Group

ISPs advised on spam policies
Web User

Games firm woos ISPs on shopping file sharers 
The Register

Ofcom learns lessons from Biscit fallout
The Register

ISPA to give evidence on spam and security
Bigmouthmedia

Spam storm needs ISP action, urges security chief
Silicon

ISPA Gives Evidence on Personal Internet Security
ISP Review

ISPA called to give evidence
Net4now

ISPA to give evidence on personal internet security
eGov monitor

ISP executives to appear before Lords inquiry
ComputerworldUK

ISPA to go to The Lords
UK-bug.net

ISPA to give internet security evidence to House of Lords
New Media Age

Biscit goes titsup
The Register

Confusion as Biscit withdraws from ISP association
ZDNet

Biscit not taking on new broadband customers
Think Broadband

Biscit's Broadband Signups Suspended

ISP Review

Biscit barrels out of ISPA
The Register

Confusion as Biscit withdraws from ISP association
ZDNet

European Commission is the villain over .eu controversy
Outlaw

Amnesty: ISPs must protect free speech
ZDNet

Amnesty: ISPs must safeguard free speech
Silicon

Amnesty calls for ISPs to protect free speech
Platinax

Video on demand: can the web cope?
WebUser

Amnesty to sound warning to ISPs
WebUser

Rise of video downloads threatens gridlock on net

The Guardian 

Music industry wants ISPs to stop pirates
CNET 

Experts Say Email Will Be Default Communication For Confidential Data By 2009
BizReport

Experts Say Email Will Be Default Communication For Confidential Data By 2009
All Headline News

Niche ISP market worth over £1bn in UK
Netimperitive

Niche ISPs turnover £1.15 billion each year
Net4Now

Ofcom publishes review of niche ISPs
IT PRO

Ofcom findings on ISP research
UK Broadband User Group

Online attacks continue to rise
IT Week

The e-fraud unit? You're looking at him

PC Pro