Posts Tagged ‘Privacy’

Update: ICO is right to demand detail on the ‘Big Brother intrusive filter’

{ Posted on Apr 25 2013 by Paul.Heritage-Redpath }
[caption id="attachment_135" align="alignleft" width="75" caption="Paul Heritage-Redpath, Product Manager"][/caption] No sooner had we published our article about the ICO demands this morning: (ICO is right to demand detail on the ‘Big Brother intrusive filter’) an update emerged that Nick Clegg appears to ...Read More »

ICO is right to demand detail on the ‘Big Brother intrusive filter’

{ Posted on Apr 25 2013 by Paul.Heritage-Redpath }
[caption id="attachment_135" align="alignleft" width="75" caption="Paul Heritage-Redpath, Product Manager"][/caption] The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) –the UK’s independent authority set up to uphold information rights in the public interest, has demanded that the Home Office provide answers by 11th May 2013 explaining what ...Read More »

DEA: The weaknesses of plan B

{ Posted on Apr 07 2011 by Darren Farnden }
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 »

Poll: Should the demise of ACS:Law affect the DEA?

{ Posted on Feb 17 2011 by Claire Dutton }
In a recent article published by Thinkbroadband.com, they state that Judge Birss, has raised questions over the reliability of the DEA using IP addresses to identify copyright owners. The judge, who is well known for the case against ACS:Law and ...Read More »

That was the year that was!

{ Posted on Dec 22 2010 by Elsa Chen }
What an eventful year 2010 has proven to be! We saw a new coalition Government take power; we lost yet another World Cup; we saw a number of terrible natural disasters including the Haiti earthquake and the Pakistan floods; volcanic ...Read More »