Archive for April, 2011:

The DEA – seems common sense isn’t common

{ Posted on Apr 21 2011 by Darren Farnden }
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Categories : Copyright, Government, Regulation
The verdict on the Judicial Review of the DEA (as previously discussed here: Entanet Opinion: DEA – Finally, time for some common sense!) is finally in and unfortunately it delivers yet more bad news for the Internet industry.  The review ...Read More »

Will the threat of Fujitsu’s new network finally force BT into fairer duct access?

{ Posted on Apr 21 2011 by Neil Watson }
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Categories : 21CN, BT, Digital Divide
Last week news broke that Fujitsu has plans with TalkTalk and Virgin Media to implement its own fibre network in order to reach 5 million homes in rural areas and provide a competitive alternative to BT Openreach’s infrastructure. [caption id="attachment_106" align="alignleft" ...Read More »

Poll: Will you be upgrading to superfast fibre broadband (FTTC)?

{ Posted on Apr 13 2011 by Claire Dutton }
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Categories : Business, Polls
Customers are becoming increasingly reliant on fast, resilient broadband connections. Now that the availability of new fibre based broadband is increasing, we would like to know if Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) is something you are interested in. We have ...Read More »

DEA: The weaknesses of plan B

{ Posted on Apr 07 2011 by Darren Farnden }
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Categories : Copyright, File Sharing, Government, Privacy
Towards the end of last week, news emerged that an alternative option was being discussed in order to replace the existing Digital Economy Act’s website blocking measure. The UK government’s Ministers of Culture, Communications and Creative Industries, Ed Vaizey has ...Read More »

Don’t get dizzy in the cloud…

{ Posted on Apr 04 2011 by Darren Farnden }
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Categories : Business, Cloud Computing, SaaS
Technological change is happening at such a pace that it's getting difficult to remember when things started happening. A year or so ago there was another phrase being brandished around causing our CTO to shout out that he'd completed yet ...Read More »