Telecoms Law

Huawei and Qualcomm get pally over patents Huawei and Qualcomm get pally over patents

Peace has broken out over the Pacific Ocean as tech giants from China and the US have decided it’s better to cooperate over things like patents.

byScott Bicheno,Editorial Director

Oct 5, 2026

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2 Min Read

Telecoms Infrastructure

EU may give Huawei holdouts more time to replace kit EU may give Huawei holdouts more time to replace kit

Sep 30, 2026

2 Min Read

French telcos face lawsuit over rural broadband French telcos face lawsuit over rural broadband

byMary Lennighan

Sep 25, 2026

3 Min Read

EU proposes limited social media access for under 15s EU proposes limited social media access for under 15s

Sep 21, 2026

3 Min Read

Vodafone calls for stronger bulwark against internet shutdowns Vodafone calls for stronger bulwark against internet shutdowns

byAndrew Wooden

Sep 18, 2026

4 Min Read

Telecoms Infrastructure

VodafoneThree counts the cost of London's outdated planning rules VodafoneThree counts the cost of London's outdated planning rules

Sep 16, 2026

3 Min Read

Digital Ecosystem

Meta US social media teen addiction case reaches messy conclusion

Meta US social media teen addiction case reaches messy conclusion

byScott Bicheno,Editorial Director

VMO2 says ‘outdated’ net neutrality rules are stifling innovation

VMO2 says ‘outdated’ net neutrality rules are stifling innovation

byAndrew Wooden,Deputy Editor

Service Provider

TIM board formally approves Poste Italiane takeover bid

TIM board formally approves Poste Italiane takeover bid

byScott Bicheno,Editorial Director

EU orders Google to open up Android and share search data

EU orders Google to open up Android and share search data

byAndrew Wooden,Deputy Editor

Ofcom says search engines can be used to avoid age checks

Ofcom says search engines can be used to avoid age checks

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

INWIT sends TIM a 'see you in court' message

INWIT sends TIM a 'see you in court' message

byMary Lennighan,Freelance writer

EU to propose social media ban for children

EU to propose social media ban for children

byMary Lennighan,Freelance writer

Ofcom slaps VMO2 with record fine for blocking customer exits

Ofcom slaps VMO2 with record fine for blocking customer exits

byMary Lennighan,Freelance writer

Service Provider

Legal victory sees Vodafone complete Safaricom stake deal

Legal victory sees Vodafone complete Safaricom stake deal

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

Person pulling out an empty trousers pocket with symbolic dollar signs falling out.

Service Provider

Dish DBS and subsidiaries file for bankruptcy to cut debt load

Dish DBS and subsidiaries file for bankruptcy to cut debt load

byArmita Satari,Head of Custom Content & Editor

UK bans social media for under-16s, but questions remain

UK bans social media for under-16s, but questions remain

byMary Lennighan,Freelance writer

Ofcom wades into Belfast unrest

Ofcom wades into Belfast unrest

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

Digital Ecosystem

Ofcom wants to stem the flow of hate speech during a crisis

Ofcom wants to stem the flow of hate speech during a crisis

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

Uswitch shines a light on the inefficacy of parental controls

Uswitch shines a light on the inefficacy of parental controls

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

EU aims to be 'in control' with new tech sovereignty package

EU aims to be 'in control' with new tech sovereignty package

byMary Lennighan,Freelance writer

UK government to propose tougher laws around subsea cables

UK government to propose tougher laws around subsea cables

byAndrew Wooden,Deputy Editor

Bharti to be blocked from increasing its BT stake

Bharti to be blocked from increasing its BT stake

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

The AI trial of the century was a complete anticlimax

The AI trial of the century was a complete anticlimax

byScott Bicheno,Editorial Director

EU doles out €180 million for sovereign cloud contracts

EU doles out €180 million for sovereign cloud contracts

byAndrew Wooden,Deputy Editor

Tech execs could be criminally liable for not removing ‘intimate images’

Tech execs could be criminally liable for not removing ‘intimate images’

byAndrew Wooden,Deputy Editor

Telenor faces class action for sharing user data with Myanmar military

Telenor faces class action for sharing user data with Myanmar military

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

UK telco customers can now escalate complaints quicker

UK telco customers can now escalate complaints quicker

byMary Lennighan,Freelance writer

BEREC warns Digital Networks Act offers more, not less complexity

BEREC warns Digital Networks Act offers more, not less complexity

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

Australia beefs up protections for telco customers

Australia beefs up protections for telco customers

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

Digital Ecosystem

US social media liability verdict undermines Section 230

US social media liability verdict undermines Section 230

byScott Bicheno,Editorial Director

US blocks overseas router makers in the name of national security

US blocks overseas router makers in the name of national security

byMary Lennighan,Freelance writer

European court gives preliminary green light to national 5G vendor bans

European court gives preliminary green light to national 5G vendor bans

byScott Bicheno,Editorial Director

Internet goes down in Congo in time for the election

Internet goes down in Congo in time for the election

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

UK govt angers privacy advocates with digital ID consultation

UK govt angers privacy advocates with digital ID consultation

byNick Wood,Freelance writer

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