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Police in London have written to the operators of two websites it alleges are profiting by breaking copyright laws.
Internet giant Amazon has come under fire for the relatively low tax it pays in the United Kingdom, whilst racking up billions worth of sales.
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in the UK is set to grill Google on its tax affairs in the region on Thursday, for the second time.
UK mobile operator EE has defended its user data selling practices after a report showed interest from the Metropolitan Police.
The UK High Court has ruled today that BSkyB, BT, Virgin Media, EE, Talk Talk and O2 must block access to three large file sharing websites.
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UK regulator Ofcom has raised over a billion pounds less than it expected to make from its long-awaited 4G auction in the country.
UK pay TV giant BSkyB has extended their movie output deal with Disney, the fourth such renewal since their original deal.
The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) is hoping to have all six major ISPs in the UK block three more websites it claims are heavily linked to piracy.
UK Communications Regulator Ofcom is set to allow mobile operators in the country use airwaves they use for existing mobile services, for 4G.
Rdio has announced today that they will offer free streaming music for a promotional period in 14 new countries.
For 6 months, the streaming ......
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has fined Sony for the massive data breach in 2011 of its PlayStation Network.
In 2011, ......
In the age of 4K resolution and OLED super displays, some people seem to just not care.
The UK's television licensing authority has announced ......
According to their recent filings, Google was able to avoid almost $2 billion in worldwide income taxes in 2011 by moving $10 billion in revenue ......
For the first time since early 2007, Google's share of search in the UK has fallen below 90 percent.
As of the end of October, Google's share ......
Apple has been ordered by a UK court to re-write an apology to Samsung, that it was ordered to place on its website in October.
Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator, is warning consumers of a scam that impersonates Ofcom, and targets mobile users.
The first 4G mobile service in the United Kingdom has been launched in eleven cities across the territory
Andy Smith, an Internet security chief at the Cabinet Office, has advised people to give false information on the Internet to protect their security.
The regulator in the UK tasked with controlling Internet pornography websites has said Tube sites are changing the entire industry, making its job difficult.
Mobile operator EE has given some prices consumers will have to pay to access Britains first 4G mobile service.
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