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World IPv6 Launch: ‘No Business Case’ For IT To Sell
It's World IPv6 Launch today, but IT teams won't be celebrating or even making big changes just yet
Cisco Targets 4G Mobile Networks With ASR 5500
Cisco has unveiled the ASR 5500 appliance to help power the next generation of mobile networks
Labour MP Claims Rural Broadband Only For Rich
A Labour MP courts controversy after claiming a rural broadband deployment in Lancashire will only benefit the rich
O2 Porn Sharers Set For Legal Rogering From Ben Dover
O2 customers who have illegally downloaded Ben Dover's material can expect something nasty in the post
FYI: Google LOLs @ ICANN TLDs
Google applies for a .lol gTLD as the ICANN application process closes
BT Infinity Abandons Kensington And Chelsea Over Ugly Cabinets
BT withdraws from London borough after it objects to street cabinets
Sky Cuts Off Pirate Bay Access
Another ISP blocks access to the Pirate Bay, but three still have their door open to the file sharing website
Microsoft To Offer Skype Preinstallation For OEM PCs
Microsoft is reportedly set to release a Skype preinstallation kit to bundle the VoIP service onto new Windows PCs
93 Percent Of Business Leaders Want 4G In UK
Execs have high expectations for LTE, says a survey by Everything Everywhere
BT Brings Wi-Fi To Olympic Park
BT will be the sole supplier of Wi-Fi to the Olympic Park during this summer's Olympic and Paralympic Games
BSkyB To Bid For Everything Everywhere Spectrum?
BSkyB could enter the UK mobile network, according to reports
Fujitsu In £500m Post Office Deal
The Post Office has dumped BT and Logica in favour of Fujitsu and TalkTalk
Cute Cat Guards Freedom Of The Internet
A cat signal by the Internet Defense League will warn about the next SOPA
Webcast: The Olympics, Networking And The Learning Legacy
As the Olympics gets ready for action, there are two other races going on: building the network, and setting up a legacy of training - in this recorded webcast, Cisco tells us more
Sonus Networks Looks To Enterprises With Expanded Portfolio
Sonus Networks is looking to large enterprises and mid-sized organisations with an expanded product portfolio
C&W Drops ‘Uneconomical’ Broadband For Cumbrian Community
A remote community in Cumbria has seen their broadband service switched off because it was 'uneconomical'
Juniper Video Conferencing Push With Vidyo Funding
Networking vendor Juniper is moving into video conferencing after investing in video startup Vidyo
ACTA: “The Devil Is In The Lack Of Detail”
MEP David Martin expects the vote to go 2:1 against ACTA, and explains why
Pan-European Academic Network Receives Terabit Upgrade
Fast enough to download a Blu-Ray in under two seconds
Brocade Reveals SDN Approach, Adds OpenFlow For 100GbE
Brocade has added OpenFlow support across its NetIron and MLX routers, and outlined its approach to SDN
O2 Carbon Footprint Verified By Carbon Trust
Wants to become the UK's most energy-efficient network
Facebook’s Shares Continue To Drop, Regulators Are Concerned
Morgan Stanley might have improperly disclosed information to the investors
EE Promises Seamless Orange And T-Mobile Signal Sharing
Everything Everywhere moes towards merging its two 3G networks
Government Scheme Offers PC With Broadband For £159
Get Online @ Home, now with free Internet
Virgin Media COO Accuses Government Of Subsidising BT
Andrew Barron will criticise government of giving all the rural broadband money to BT
Hutchison Denies It Threatened To Quit UK Mobile Market
Parent company of Three calls the reports 'groundless speculation'
Hutchison Threatens To Close Down Three Over 4G Auction
UK's smallest mobile operator could shut down unless it gets guaranteed 4G spectrum is assured
ICANN To Reopen Top-Level Domain Registration On 22 May
Last chance to stake a claim to your own unique domain name
Europe Needs Dutch Courage Over Net Neutrality
More countries should follow the Netherlands lead and institute net-neutrality provisions, says Rebtel's Andreas Bernstorm