Government agency raps short-term loan company for threatening letters
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Data watchdog warns that ACTA would break European Convention on Human Rights
Consumer watchdogs launch scamnesty month to encourage victims to come forward
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Plans to hand over responsibility to Citizens Advice are "shockingly ill-conceived"
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Communications regulator plans shake-up of charges to clear up consumer confusion
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Turn around specialist firm buys Game Group saving over 3,000 jobs
Judge rules in favour of Golden Eye and Ben Dover Productions, but puts strict boundaries on wording of letters to consumers accused of illegal file sharing
Group-buying website said it takes consumer watchdog's concerns "seriously"
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