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Consent should be needed for anonymised data sharing to be lawful, say campaigners

Businesses should have to ask for individuals' consent before sharing anonymised personal data with third parties, digital rights campaigners have said. 15 May 2013

Easing mobile broadband mast height restrictions will reduce overall number of masts, says expert

Easing restrictions on the maximum height that existing telecoms masts can be increased to will lead to a reduction in the number of masts needed for supporting mobile broadband services, an expert has said. 07 May 2013

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White space technology expected to be in use next year as regulator bids to tackle data demand surge

Telecoms firms will be making use of 'white space' for sending data across their networks before the end of next year if an autumn pilot of the technology is successful, Ofcom has said. 29 Apr 2013

ICO asks Home Office for information needed to form view about legitimacy of Communications Data Bill FOI request refusal

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has asked the Home Office to provide it with some information about proposed reforms to UK surveillance laws so as to help the watchdog decide whether the Government department has to disclose the information more... 22 Apr 2013

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However much we all take telecommunications for granted, it remains an industry that requires highly specialised legal support from lawyers who understand the technical trends and operational challenges in a fast moving market. Our dedicated team has the track record and skills to advise clients on all telecoms related work, whether legal, regulatory or commercial.

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