Telecommunication in Brazil is well-established, but is due for some major changes before the Olympic games. | 12yrs
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Big European telecoms, including Orange and Deutsche Telekom, are fighting a proposed European law to enforce net neutrality. | 12yrs
The European Commission has objected to Telefonica's offer to buy E-Plus, KPN's German mobile unit on competition grounds. | 12yrs
Efforts to regulate telecoms in the Turks and Cacios has met with parliamentary opposition. | 12yrs
This comparative guide offers a practical overview of the enforcement of judgments and arbitration awards across multiple jurisdictions. | 1mo
Nearly a third of law firms are using a version of Word which is seven years old or older, according to the ILTA Tech Survey. | 12yrs
A US law firm representing the Indonesian government appears to have been put under surveillance by the Australian security authorities for a period. | 12yrs
A proposal to separate off EU internet traffic from the US, in order to prevent spying, is being questioned by lawyers and the IT sector. | 12yrs
The Age of The Jetsons is Dawning: Drones will become part of everyday life -- the question is only when, asks Komal K Jain. | 12yrs
Telecoms companies in India face the prospect of being audited by a government body. Rahul Matthan of Trilegal discusses the implications. | 12yrs
The use of mobile data for intelligence gathering has reared its head in Sweden. Carl Johan af Petersens reviews the ongoing debate. | 12yrs
Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Brad Smith has called for the establishment of an international convention to monitor new rules on surveillance. | 12yrs
A survey has found that the 'law cloud is poised for mass adoption' with 72 per cent of lawyers in independent law firms more likely to use it than they were a year ago. | 12yrs
With its large population and new telecoms laws, Mexico has the potential to be one of the most interesting mobile and internet markets of the next few years. | 12yrs
A San Diego driver wearing Google Glass on her spectacles has been cleared in a court case but experts are predicting many more cases relating to technology and motoring. | 12yrs
UK companies are cutting back on cyber insurance policies, according to lawyers, despite greater media coverage of surveillance and hacking issues. | 12yrs
Mexico is gearing up to auction off its broadcasting and satellite concessions this year. | 12yrs
Telecoms companies have expressed scepticism over a call from the regulator to submit information on pricing. | 12yrs
Inhouse lawyers may well find themselves looking into the 'new frontier of mobile device forensics' in their next investigation or law case, according to IT experts. | 12yrs
The country is looking to beef up its regulatory structure. | 12yrs
The Brazilian regulator has made a move against the two largest shareholders of Oi and Portugal Telecom. | 12yrs