Cartesian had seemingly bounced back from the threat of being delisted, but the announcement of disappointing 2016 revenues has knocked them again.

A funny and frustrating true story shows how even simple businesses can fail to track their revenues.

The English Premier League won the right to tell BT, EE, Plusnet, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin to block specific servers during matches.

The money would allow Subex to strengthen their product portfolio and take advantage of M&A opportunities.

Part of a chairman's job is to summarize the main points of a meeting, and it is a pleasure to review the highlights of the RAG London Conference.

For a discipline that works with numbers, we seem to have a blind spot when it comes to analyzing the number of women in our ranks.

Plusnet's error will be tediously familiar to anyone with experience of telco billing (in)accuracy. The regulator responded with tough talk of a kind we have also heard before.

Different thinking and better education were two connected themes that excited the audience at RAG London 2017.

The authors from Detecon have added workflow diagrams which improve their guide to telco enterprise risk management.

Previous hacks have left TalkTalk customers vulnerable to fraudsters. But is new customer data being compromised as well?

A businessman calling himself Aaron Jacobson wanted to promote his telecoms software on Commsrisk. Some research confirmed his identity is a sham.

A survey of British internet users finds that 72 percent believe copyright piracy warning notices will be ignored.