The BBC suspended operation of its £150m children’s education site, BBC Jam, last week after complaints were made to the European Commission that the site unfairly effects the commercial market for similar content. The site, which provides free educational content for children in the 5-to-16 age group, will no longer be accessible from Tuesday.

There have been quite a few major spats over the last year or so over trademarks including Apple Vs Apple, Apple (again) and Cisco arguing over who owned the rights to iPhone, and Google being blocked from using the Gmail name in Europe to name a few.
These arguments tend to involve big companies squaring up [...]

Google has lost the right to use the ‘Gmail’ name in Europe, and will probably have to resort to using ‘Google Mail’ to market its webmail service.
The name has been owned for over six years by a German entrepreneur that has founded a service called GMail, a same day mail delivery service, so I think [...]

The UK’s adoption of digital TV and broadband has helped make it the fourth most digitally-savvy nation in Europe, according a report by Jupiter Research.
But the UK still lags in terms of broadband speeds compared to others.
The most digitally sophisticated Europeans, in terms of use of digital goods such as mobiles, TV, net and cameras, [...]