The unified license has revamped the regulatory framework governing the provision of telecom services in India. But will it provide the clarity it so desperately requires, asks Rahul Matthan of Trilegal? | 12yrs
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Some Dutch Internet providers and other telecoms companies have broken laws enshrined in the European Data Retention Directive but have gone unpunished. | 12yrs
Telecoms lawyers are seeing a boom in work as the country prepares for the World Cup in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016. | 12yrs
The companies believe that objectives can be realised through current legislation and there is no need for the new proposal. | 12yrs
This second edition, written by leading ESG legal specialists, provides an up-to-date jurisdictional ... | 1yr
The Indian government has taken steps to beef up the telecom sector by increasing the limits for foreign investment, says Rahan Matthan of Trilegal. | 12yrs
Microsoft associate General Counsel Annmarie Levin has stepped beyond the usual legal parameters to run a programme of discussions with government, business, academia and other players on technology issues. | 12yrs
Eversheds has opened a second Iraqi office, in Erbil in semi-autonomous Kurdistan, which will be run by Iraqi managing partner Tawfiq Tabbaa. | 12yrs
US whistleblower law firm Grant & Eisenhofer PA has released an app for Apple and Android mobiles. | 12yrs
A bust-up between Hogan Lovell TMT partner Christoph Wagner and the overall firm is said to be a major factor in the transfer of a 30-lawyer team to Berlin last month. | 12yrs
Turkey's telecoms market is a complicated one at the moment - but it is only a matter of time before it flourishes again. | 12yrs
BT is considering its legal outsourcing arrangements and has launched a review of its current suppliers. | 12yrs
The School of Law at the University of Dayton is launching a Cyber Law Center under the leadership of Professor Susan Brenner. | 12yrs
Canada's largest telecoms company, BCE, is seeking to take the government to judicial review over measures the Ottowa parliament has taken to encourage new players. | 12yrs
Singapore's Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) has launched a consultation on the proposed takeover of OpenNet, a licence-holder to run a new broadband network. | 12yrs
Canadian law firm insurer LawPRO is limiting payouts related to cybercrime to Can $250,000 in 201 | 12yrs
Neelie Kroes, the EU's digital agenda commissioner, is on a mission to create a single telecoms market. | 12yrs
Nine partners and 20 associates and counsel are leaving Hogan Lovells in a surprise move to create a Morrison & Foerster office in Berlin. | 12yrs
The UK National Audit Office's report into the Rural Broadband Programme highlights practical flaws in Government's aims for superfast broadband, says Nick Pimlott and Paul Graham of Field Fisher Waterhouse. | 12yrs
Like academics and lawyers in law firms, corporate counsel are increasingly focusing on cyber security issues. | 12yrs
Criticism made online of the Communist party in China can be deemed illegal, under new moves from the Chinese government. | 12yrs