Valve lets slip Steam.TV streaming site
"Internal test" goes live by mistake.
20-8-18 // 11:42a.m.
106 articles tagged as law
Rambus terminates chief executive Dr. Ron Black
Unspecified conduct issue to blame.
29-6-18 // 10:46a.m.
EC fines Qualcomm £873 million for Apple exclusivity kickbacks
'Denied consumers [...] choice and innovation'.
24-1-18 // 11:21a.m.
UK government makes 10Mb/s broadband a legal right
Rejects BT's voluntary approach.
21-12-17 // 11:45a.m.
EU vote introduces restrictions on retailers' geoblocking
No more redirections, please.
23-11-17 // 11:14a.m.
Which? calls for a Data Protection Bill amendment
Echoes the ORG's concerns.
24-10-17 // 10:38a.m.
UK government publishes Internet Safety Strategy green paper
Proposes a social media levy.
12-10-17 // 11:46a.m.
UK government to mandate drone registration, safety training
For everything 250g and over, anyway.
24-7-17 // 11:05a.m.
European Commission opens antitrust cases on Asus, Valve, others
Alleges price fixing, Single Market blocks.
3-2-17 // 10:57a.m.
Investigatory Powers Bill gains royal assent, becomes law
Gentlemen, start your VPNs.
30-11-16 // 9:46a.m.
Open Rights Group vows to fight new IP Law
Following the Lords vote on the Bill.
18-11-16 // 10:03a.m.
Carmack evidence points to perjury in Oculus VR vs. Zenimax
Expert claims factual inaccuracies.
31-10-16 // 9:04a.m.
Valve blocks kids from Steam via new Subscriber Agreement
No accounts for under-13s.
16-9-16 // 9:39a.m.
EU rules on copyright infringement via hyperlink
Requires foreknowledge, for-profit.
9-9-16 // 11:35a.m.
Government mulls 10-year sentences for digital pirates
Despite ORG's best efforts.
22-4-16 // 8:28a.m.
Government proposes mandatory age checks for adult sites
Could levy fines, cancel payments.
16-2-16 // 11:41a.m.
EC announces net neutrality rules, abolishes roaming charges
No roaming freedom til 2017, though.
30-6-15 // 12:24p.m.
Queen's Speech confirms Snooper's Charter return
Now called the Investigatory Powers Bill.
28-5-15 // 11:09a.m.
Snooper's Charter back on the table, says May
All your base are belong to them.
8-5-15 // 12:33p.m.
EFF fights the ESA for abandonware DMCA exemption
Would spell the death of copyright, says ESA.
10-4-15 // 12:17p.m.
European Parliament votes for Google break-up resolution
Unlikely to actually happen, though.
28-11-14 // 11:26a.m.
European legislators call for Google's break-up
Resolution calls for unbundling of search.
24-11-14 // 10:58a.m.
UK proposes harsher sentences for internet abuse
Chris Grayling suggests 2-year penalty.
20-10-14 // 11:53a.m.
Culture Secretary targets search engines
Legislation threatened, copyright group told.
3-9-14 // 11:28a.m.
Microsoft loses overseas data privacy case
Foreign-held data not safe from US courts.
1-8-14 // 10:51a.m.
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