Topic: eircom Group plc
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Opinion: Partisan gridlock? Not in Ireland
The drawn-out wrangling over the 'fiscal cliff' in Washington couldn’t have happened in Ireland. Getting a bill passed in Europe is a straightforward exercise for one simple reason: parliamentary democracy. But caution: Such a system also helped cause Europe's debt woes.
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European Court: Internet providers can't be forced to monitor users
The European Court of Justice overturned a Belgian court's injunction in what experts say is a victory for Internet providers and users over proponents of tighter copyright controls online.
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How Eircom sees deal targeting illegal downloaders
Some speculate it comes as a result of the company's wider difficulties
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Ireland's largest ISP to start 'throttling' illegal downloaders
Irish companies’ agreement to voluntarily deny filesharers Internet service seen as potential model.
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Across Irish Sea: two bold tactics against music piracy
Isle of Man considers unlimited downloads as Ireland pulls plugs.
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