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BT faces possible £500m claim for overcharging landline-only customers
In 2018, BT had agreed to reduce its landline prices from £18.99 to £11.99 a month for about 900,000 customers
Big tech versus regulation - the start of an interesting decade
An almighty battle is brewing over control and sovereignty of citizens' data
UK considers Huawei ban by September 2021
A draft bill proposes tough penalties on firms that breach the ban on Huawei gear
Revving up the 5G rollout at Three UK
Three's 5G rollout means expanding capacity on many fronts at the same time, explains network strategy and architecture manager Firoz Vohra
Government clears 700MHz band in preparation for 5G auction
Total available mobile spectrum in the UK will increase by about a fifth after the auction
UK drops down broadband speed league tables
From 34th to 47th in the world
Broadband and mobile phone providers must now tell customers when their contract ends
New rules from Ofcom require broadband, mobile phone and pay TV providers to notify residential and business customers when their deals are drawing to a close
Government plan to regulate online platforms will hit more than 200,000 businesses in the UK
Government support for online regulation will encompass at least five per cent of UK businesses
Ofcom to be handed role of policing UK social media platforms
Under new legislation, online platforms will be required to remove illegal and harmful content quickly
Ofcom considers ban on sale of locked smartphones
Ofcom proposal aims to lower the barriers to switching networks
Ofcom makes it easier to switch mobile provider
Just text 'PAC' to 65075 - no need to argue with a call centre any more
Ofcom's ruling that Openreach must open up infrastructure to rivals approved by EC
Move would allow rivals to supply 5G services to the lucrative enterprise sector
Consumers to receive end-of-contract and best deals notifications under new Ofcom rules
Ofcom wants to encourage customers to take advantage of choice in broadband, phone and TV
ISPs now required to provide minimum broadband speed guarantee - or customers can leave penalty free
Ofcom code of practice requires ISPs to be upfront about their broadband services
Lack of oversight has created 'Wild West' among mobile providers that SMEs are paying for
Only one in 10 SMEs get a fair deal from their mobile providers, claims a new study
National Infrastructure Commission calls for full fibre-to-the-premises, UK wide, by 2033
Commission calls for government to rustle up a fibre-broadband plan by spring next year
Break-up threat over Openreach recedes for BT as Ofcom reports on separation progress
Ofcom reports 'broadly satisfactory' progress over initiative to make Openreach operational independent from BT Group
Surprise, surprise! TalkTalk remains UK's most complained about ISP
Buy cheap, buy twice...
Ofcom unveils new measures to make usage of mobile phone repeaters legal
Soon, you'll no longer need a license to use certain mobile phone repeaters
UK's 5G spectrum auction opens
EE, O2, Vodafone, Three and Airspan open the bidding
Britain's telecom giants begin bidding on 5G spectrum
The country's main mobile network operators - EE, O2, Vodafone and Three - have launched bids for 5G spectrum
And then there five: Connexin pulls out of 5G spectrum auction days before it is due to start
Connexin drops out of Ofcom auction due to start next week
Connexin drops out of 4G and 5G spectrum auction - before it's even begun
Ofcom says there are only now five bidders in next week's spectrum auction