Internet co-regulation: A view from the UK

Review of Christopher T. Marsden: Internet Co-Regulation: European Law, Regulatory Governance and Legitimacy in Cyberspace, (2011, Cambridge University Press)

CommsWire - 29 July 2015

Don?t Regulate Our Broadband, Says Tpg;?telstra Tv? To Integrate Netflix, Stan And Presto;premature Death Of Ian Birks, Former Aiia Head;apac Ftth Subscribers Up 35% In One Year;speedcast Continues Growth Through Acquisition;can I Trust You? New Technology Will Tell Me.

CommsWire daily news - 7 May 2015

ISPs to pay 75% of Dallas Buyers Club legal costs; TPG increased bid for iiNet wins acceptance; Consumers get better deal on mobile calls, SMS charges with ACCC proposal; Inmarsat reports ?solid? performance, on track for next GX satellite launch; Comcast previews DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem due early 2016: OZ NBN implications?; Vint Cerf tells Internet users to ask ISPs for IPv6.

CommsWire daily news - 10 March 2015

Apple Watch is here ? What does it mean for the comms industry?; Closer watch on European M&A activity; Technology One?s ESS infographic; Brocade to acquire Connectem; TNT chooses Verizon for global network; CA makes ACMA submissions; Boost boosts plans with Ultra.

CommsWire daily news - 6 November 2014 Special Edition

Graeme Samuel on the NBN, Telstra, and the future of competition in telecommunications: Yesterday former head of the ACCC Graeme Samuel gave the annual Charles Todd Oration for TelSoc. This issue of CommsWire is devoted to his talk, a breath of fresh air in the interminable debate over Australia?s National Broadband Network

Network Neutrality - hardly neutral!

Network Neutrality is a vexed issue in the United States and to some extent in Europe. What is interesting is that the issue until recently has seen partisan division between what I would call corporate interests. The issue is 'hardly neutral'.