Around 15,000 suspected pirates may soon get legal letters accusing them of illegally sharing movies and games.
ACS:Law plans to send notes to the accused in the new year offering a chance to settle out of court for “several hundreds of pounds”.
A lawyer who has defen...
Telefonica said it would appeal a Spanish telecoms watchdog decision to impose conditions on the opening of its network infrastructure allowing competitors to use their conduits to roll out their own fibre networks, reports Reuters.
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The Internet Industry Association’s (IIA) application to be heard in the trial between Perth ISP iiNet and AFACT was rejected by the Federal Court today, after its submission was ruled irrelevant.
AFACT objected to iiNet’s intervention because the submission did not provide ...
The Government’s Digital Economy Bill could be in breach of EU laws, according to an internet law expert. Professor Lilian Edwards has also warned that the Bill could make it impossible to operate a free wireless network legally.
The Bill, published last week, contains an outline ...