US Attorney General Loretta Lynch may be a Harvard-educated lawyer, but her advice on European data protection law is woeful and slanted.

Apart from a few notable exceptions, the retail telecoms sector is ignoring the greatest strategic risk it faces.

Direct injection is a two-step process for offering TV content, which is transmitted privately to distributors, who then offer it publicly. But after which step are royalties due?

The global test call vendor will execute 400,000 calls a month as part of a national program to detect fraud.

For selected videos, YouTube will reject any takedown requests and go to court to defend the 'fair use' rights of the people who uploaded them.

A legal dispute over money laundering and cryptocurrencies shows how 'developing' countries like Kenya are leaders when it comes to emerging tech and legal challenges.

20 percent of the original RA Maturity Model was about people; that has fallen to 9 percent for the new version.

The US vendor landed a 'multi-year' contract with Roshan, the largest telco in Afghanistan. However, the announcement was vague on details and did not disclose the price.

Both SS7 and Diameter signaling protocols can suffer serious security vulnerabilities that few telcos are equipped to deal with.

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When Europeans want to remove their personal history from the internet, how much control should they have over editing?

Ofcom redefines absurdity by admitting the promotion of its billing accuracy audits would have the undesirable consequence of making people think about billing accuracy.