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Digital Britain: Nevermind The Media, It’s About Online Govt

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C4, S4C, Five Plan HD Push-VOD For Freeview PVRs; New Film, Kids Services

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Voda, O2 May Have To Give Up Spectrum For UK-Wide Broadband

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Social Nets’ Child Safety Pledge: Five Ways To Prevent Cyber-Bullying

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Indie Documentary Distributor Joiningthedots.tv Gets

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Channel M Gets On Freeview; Digital Dividend A Boon For Local TV?

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ASA Rulings: Virgin Speed Claims Wrong, Nokia’s Gender Play OK

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Industry Moves: Hearst’s Wood Heads Tech, Ofcom Adds Advisors; BBC

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Kangaroo Verdict: What’s It Mean, And Where Next?

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Digital Britain Reax: It’s A Dog’s Dinner, Whichever Way You Look At It

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Digital Britain Report: A Letdown That’s Merely A Meta-Review

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Digital Britain On P2P: More Warning Letters, More DRM, Enforcement Issue Fudged

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Jon Gisby, New Media Director, Channel 4: We Can Re-Invent Public Service

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Ofcom Review: Online Not Popular Enough, BBC Continues Innovation, C4 Remodelled

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MidemNet Thoughts: Music Biz Chasing Its Tail; Is Legal P2P The Answer?

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@ MidemNet: Robbie Williams’ Manager Attacks Govt On P2P Regulation

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@ MidemNet: UK ISPs, Music Biz Warn Against Looming Govt Regulation

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EC Hits Microsoft With Another Antitrust Case, Says Its Browser Harms The Web

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Flurry Of Media Regulations Due This Month; Thompson Backs Consolidation

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Mobile Data, SMS Price Cap Opposed By Group Of Euro MPs

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Kangaroo Up Against It; Another Vote For Prohibition

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Carter’s Digital Britain: Telco Shake-Up, Help For Newspapers; What About Online?

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US Music Biz’s New Tune On P2P Sings From Europe’s Hymnsheet

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Could The BBC Really Gift iPlayer To ITV, C4? Maybe Not

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Broadband Content Bits: Virgin 50Mbps, BlinkBox Deals, Premiere Buy-Up, Disney/Jetix, Sky Appeal

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Kangaroo Ruled Anti-Competitive; Back To The Drawing Board

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Kangaroo Provisional Competition Verdict Due Wednesday

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EU Ministers Agree Mobile Data Price Cap, Reject Wider Reforms

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Cheaper EU Data Roaming Moving Nearer; Three Strikes Also Under Discussion

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Spain’s Proposed Broadband Regulations May Be Illegal, Europe Warns

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BBC Local: Gloves Are Off As Newspapers Call In Lawyers

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France’s Three-Strikes Nears Statute Books, But Euro Clash Awaits

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‘See-Saw’ Say-So Pushed Back Two Months To February

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More Sky Woe: Forced To Offer Channels, Picnic Cleared Posthumously

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BSkyB/ITV Ruling In Full: Murdoch’s Appeal Fails, ‘Will Review’ Findings

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Europe Wants To Spearhead ‘Web 3.0’ – Whatever That Is…

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AOL, O2, Microsoft On Board Of New Child Safety Group

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EU Strikes Off France’s Three Strikes, But French Will Go Ahead Anyway

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Ofcom Review: Public Broadcasters Should Improve Web Discovery

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EC, US Approve Sony-BMG, Reed-ChoicePoint Takeovers

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Yahoo, Google Deny EU Ad Deal Impact, But EC Looks For Itself

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BT Has ‘Serious Concerns’ On Kangaroo; JV ‘Would Reduce Competition’

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Newspapers Around World Oppose Yahoo-Google Ad Deal

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Sky Packs Up Its Picnic, Blames Regulator Delays

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Roaming Data Price Cap Plan Debated By European Politicians

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Roaming Data Price Cap Plan Debated By European Politicians

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Broadband Content Bits: Setanta IPTV, PRS TV Fine

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Mobile Content Bits: Vivendi Games?; Data Price Cuts; Reuters MoJo Mk2; iPhone Speed Cap

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EC Commissioner Again Beating Drum For Roaming SMS, Data Price Cuts

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Ofcom Regulating For ‘A Second Mobile Revolution’

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