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Case File governance intelligence tracks institutions, policy processes, standards activity, registry operations, accountability disputes, and implementation signals that affect internet infrastructure. BTW.
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FCC revises Verizon phone unlocking rules after fraud issues
The FCC has revised Verizon’s phone unlocking policy to prevent fraud, closing loopholes that allowed criminal misuse and device trafficking.
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FCC approves SpaceX plan to deploy 7,500 more Starlink satellites
FCC approves SpaceX’s plan to deploy 7,500 more Starlink satellites, expanding global broadband access.
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How RIR powerlessness impacts IPv4 scarcity and digital asset management
Regional Internet Registries coordinate IPv4 but lack legal authority, driving scarcity and market dynamics in digital asset management.
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Why RIRs lack enforcement power
Why RIRs lack traditional enforcement power and how voluntary, consensus-based governance shapes global IP address management.
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Why RIRs lack authority and how community sovereignty can undermine the internet
Regional Internet Registries do not have legal authority; community sovereignty can cause governance conflicts.
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Why centralised alternatives fail: The case for a decentralised internet registry
Lu Heng explains why centralised Internet registries fail and argues that decentralised systems are the only scalable path forward.
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Ofcom probes BT and Three after mobile network failures
Ofcom is investigating BT and Three after recent mobile outages, raising questions about network resilience and reliability.
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AT&T ditches DEI: Telecom giant ends diversity, equity and inclusion programmes to win regulatory approval
What happened: AT&T ends all DEI initiatives to win approval for $1.02B spectrum deal In a letter to the FCC, AT&T confirmed that it has committed to terminating all diversity, equity and inclusion programmes as part of its efforts to secure regulatory approval for a $1.02…
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US telecom giants at risk as Federal Communications Commission scraps key cyber-security ruling
What happened: FCC votes 2–1 to repeal 2025 telecom cybersecurity ruling Earlier this month, the FCC voted 2–1 to overturn a declaratory ruling issued in January 2025 which had required U.S. telecommunications carriers to secure their networks from unauthorised access or…
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Friday deadline for feedback on global RIR governance review
The NRO sets a Friday deadline for ICP-2 feedback, marking a key moment in revising global RIR governance and internet policy coordination.
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Ofcom makes mobile operators tackle scam messages
The UK regulator Ofcom has proposed new rules requiring mobile networks and aggregators to prevent scam texts and iMessages.
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UK military turns to Motorola and Nokia for new tactical network
UK military adopts Motorola and Nokia tactical 5G network for fast, secure battlefield communications with drones, vehicles.
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DICT Seychelles: Digital government catalyst
DICT Seychelles develops ICT policy, digital government frameworks, and platforms like SeyID and CertExpress to modernise public services.
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US Forums sue Ofcom over extra-territorial Online Safety Act
US forums 4chan and Kiwi Farms sue Ofcom, contesting UK Online Safety Act’s reach over US-based platforms.
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When courts challenge governments: What Mauritius teaches the world about separation of powers
Mauritius has become a prime example of how courts can challenge government actions, particularly when executive power oversteps its bounds.
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How the Supreme Court of Mauritius became a global defender of digital rights
The Supreme Court of Mauritius has stepped in to shield AFRINIC, as the organisation’s catastrophic governance failures threaten.
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BEAC: Central bank of CEMAC
BEAC sets monetary policy, issues the CFA franc, manages reserves and supports financial stability in CEMAC member states.
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BT refunds £18m in exit fees after Ofcom ruling
BT refunds £18m in exit fees after Ofcom ruling, highlighting telecoms contract rules and consumer protection.
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Banco de Cabo Verde central bank profile
Banco de Cabo Verde is Cape Verde’s central bank. It manages the oversees monetary policy and supervises financial institutions and fintech.
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National Communications Authority: Shaping Ghana’s networks
Ghana’s NCA regulates telecoms, spectrum, and digital services to ensure reliable and secure national communications infrastructure.
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