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Ed Vaizey questions BT's legal challenge to Digital Economy Act

05 July 2011 •

Internet minister calls repeated attempts to have Act repealed 'odd'

Internet minister Ed Vaizey has questioned the recent legal challenge to the Digital Economy Act from internet service providers (ISPs) BT and TalkTalk, arguing that the legislation is vital to stop the...

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