UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has called for greater transparency by broadband providers and suppliers, and warns that it could force companies to make such changes.
AT&T foresees T-Mobile merger to fail, claims $4 billion in charges
AT&T is expecting its T-Mobile acquisition plans to fail, after the FCC hinted it would not back the deal. But the U.S.’ largest network will be hit with $4 billion in costs should the deal fail.
Over 1,600 ‘cheaters’ banned from Modern Warfare 3
Infinity Ward has the Banhammer ready, so no cheating!
Spotify tops 2.5 million U.S. paying subscribers post-U.S. launch
Spotify has reached the 2.5 million paying subscriber mark, post its launch in the United States, the company said this week.
Top 4 Black Friday 2011 video game console steals
My video game console picks this Black Friday — the Microsoft Xbox 360 bundle with Halo: Reach & Fable 3, Nintendo 3DS "Zelda" bundle, "Blue" Nintendo Wii and an honorable mention.
Hey Kids: Vandalize our house on Twitter and Facebook!
Social networking is being used as communications mechanisms to orchestrate vandalism of vacant homes.
Ubuntu sees massive slide in popularity, Mint sprints ahead … but why?
Try to please everyone, and pretty soon you please no one.
European Court of Justice rejects ‘SOPA-like’ online piracy filter
The highest court in Europe has ruled that widespread SOPA-like filtering of peer-to-peer is unlawful, and breaches an existing directive.
Leaked Facebook law enforcement guides not new, already available
Facebook’s own guidelines on acting and reacting to law enforcement and governments are available publicly. This means the recently reported leak of said guidelines was not a leak at all.
