The UK Government’s mass surveillance and data collection activities has been ruled unlawful by the Court of Appeal after the laws were challenged by Labour MP Tom Watson and human rights group Liberty.
The UK Government has finally had enough of the data breaches which have been popping up over the last 18 months, threatening businesses with a fine up to £17 million if defensive standards are not met.
The UK Government has announced 95% of premises within the country now have access to superfast broadband. Woohoo!
An internal memo has found its way into the public domain unveiling White House plans to deploy a nationwide 5G network which would be paid for and built by the US government.
Under-qualified Ministers, photo-ops with minimal media presence and a mash-up of policy areas which don’t really align, it’s like government is taking advice from the writers of The Thick of It.
Two days after reshuffling the UK cabinet, key role are yet to be handed out, but DCMS Minister Michael Ellis still found some time to visit the Tate Modern for Modigliani exhibition.
The UK Government has finally revealed its plans to connect the unconnected, as it turns down BT’s bold plans in favour of a universal service obligation (USO) which puts the power in the hands of the consumer.
Social media giant Facebook has published its Transparency Report, which reveals how much governments are keeping an eye on you.
Several consumer groups have written to UK Minister for Digital Matt Hancock urging changes to data privacy and protection rules, removing grey areas which allow companies to navigate breaches unscathed.
Government intervention has been a hot topic all week at AfricaCom, and it doesn’t seem like there is going to be a resolution to the problem anytime soon.
Two things in life are guaranteed; death and taxes. This is generally accepted by the world, but perhaps the sticky fingers of the government are asking a bit too much.
It’s been 8 months since the UK last said it was really into 5G so the time has apparently come to make another such gesture.
A mere six months after the UK government announced a £200 million fibre roll-out initiative, one 20th of the budget is being spent.
New research from recruitment agency Robert Half has outlined the jobs which are under threat from automation, but when are we actually going to talk seriously about the dark side of AI?
The UK government has stepped in to try and force the security question further up the autonomous vehicles agenda.
In the rush to push the Digital Economy Bill through parliament the House of Lords will reportedly scrap its amendment for a minimum broadband speed of 30 Mbps.
The UK government has unveiled its 5G strategy, expanding on fairly generic statements in the Spring budget.
With the UK’s latest budget announcement came a familiar story about creating a digitally oriented economy, ensuring the country remains at the forefront of the global rankings. So, how much was a PR pitch and how much was solid?
The UK government has had the nerve to repackage £440 million clawed back from BT for fixed-line investment as a ‘windfall’.
A new report commissioned by the UK government ‘slams UK 4G performance’ in an all too familiar display of opportunistic futility.
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