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RSS ispaISPA labels police 'inept' in privacy row
News Tim Snape, spokesman for the ISPA (Internet Service Providers' Association) said: "It's a problem. Other members of the forum, the fifth annual Parliamentary ISPA forum had similar tales to tell. It's... [18 Jan 2001]
Ispa brands Oftel 'misinformed'
News The Internet Service Providers Association (Ispa) has lashed out at telecoms regulator Oftel accusing the watchdog of being 'misinformed' about BT's plans for flat rate internet access charges. Laurence Blackall,... [25 Aug 2000]
ISPA slams Ecommerce Bill
News ISPA (Internet Service Provider Association) has criticised the UK government's draft Electronic Communications Bill, claiming it is overcomplicated and lays too much emphasis on law enforcement. One issue that needs to... [05 Aug 1999]
E-envoy receives warm reception from ISPA
News The Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) has reacted positively to its first meeting with the recently appointed government e-envoy, Alex Allan. Clare Gilbert, AOL general counsel, Europe, and an... [18 Jan 2000]
Why the ISPA Awards matter
Comment That's why the ISPA awards matter, and why we'll be bringing you a report on Thursday. After months of online voting, more than 600 guests will gather at the Park Lane Hilton to find out exactly who provides the best ISP... [07 Feb 2001]
ISPA calls on service providers to join forces against hackers
News The Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) plans to adjust its code of practice this autumn to include advice on coping with hackers. ISPA chief executive, David Kennedy, told Silicon News that... [25 Aug 1998]
ISPA awards: Home Office 'Hero' turns 'Villain'
News A Home Office official who was in the running for the coveted award of Internet Hero at last night's ISPA awards ended up walking away with the Internet Villain gong. It was a watershed moment in the ISPAs, the ISP... [21 Feb 2003]
ISPA dishes out Net awards
News ISPA chairman, Tim Pearson, said the awards "give the Internet industry the opportunity to acknowledge the tremendous strides made by this young and fast-moving sector". Planet Online was one of the leading lights at the... [25 Feb 1999]
ISPA awards favours UUNet, Freeserve and Totalise
News Established players such as Cisco Systems vied with Internet upstarts to win recognition at the Internet Service Provider Association's annual awards ceremony yesterday. UUNet beat rivals AOL and Easynet to pick up the award for Number... [16 Feb 2000]
Internet's 'heroes' and 'villains' to be named and shamed
News The Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) has named and shamed the candidates for its internet hero and villain awards. There is also a self-serving nomination from ISPA for commissioner Reding,... [13 Dec 2005]
ISPs reject call for cooperation
News Internet Service Providers (ISP) have dismissed calls by the Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) to change the way they deal with hackers. We are a member of ISPA, which we take seriously and... [25 Aug 1998]
ISP Association rejects civil rights campaign
News The Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) is to advise its members to ignore all letters sent by users which relate to a UK civil rights group's campaign to make them more accountable to consumers. [30 Nov 1998]
BT Internet service under threat
News The Internet Service Providers Asscoiation (ISPA) may try to block BT's plans to offer a pay-as-you-go, ISP-less Internet access service. David Kennedy, chief executive of ISPA, said: "We're considering... [26 Jun 1998]
ISPs speak out over BT pay-as-you-surf service
News The Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) has confirmed it has written to Oftel, calling for an investigation into BT's pay-as-you-surf Internet service. David Kennedy, chief executive of ISPA,... [14 Jul 1998]
LineOne cleared of unmetered legal mess
News ISPA said the UK ISP did not breach its code of practice, claiming that LineOne acted in accordance with its directives. LineOne shut the service down in July this year, angering customers who then complained officially... [09 Oct 2000]
