Stepped-up regulation of social networking is seen as a particular threat to India's Web growth.
Culture Secretary Maria Miller told the BBC "the gauntlet has been thrown down" to newspapers to outline how they would set up tough self-regulation instead.
Guidelines would certainly be a step up from regulation-by-warning letter.
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The adoption of the Dodd-Frank reform bill last year demonstrated that more needed to be done to keep the level regulation up-to-date to a rapidly evolving industry.
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My point is that, between them, these peers can raise up a formidable alliance in the Lords, capable of re-writing and toughening up any financial services regulation the Chancellor puts forward - crossbenchers, bishops, Labour, Lib Dems and at least a substantial minority of Tory peers.
But, as was discovered in the last big shake-up of financial regulation in 1986, applying the rulebook may take different skills from writing it.
Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland described the Charities Bill as one which "tidies-up" charity regulation in Northern Ireland through amendments to the Charities Act (Northern Ireland) 2008.
If Mr Kozlov's clean-up continues, the biggest obstacle may be over-regulation.
The shift towards a more pre-emptive form of regulation, in which a build-up of systemic risk is addressed before trouble hits, will probably mean telling borrowers that credit has been turned off for their own good.
Yet this is precisely what happens now where guns sold in low- or no-regulation states end up on the streets of those cities and states with far stricter regulation.
His second over contained an innocuous slider down the leg-side, but Simmons lazily flicked at it, and Cook - crucially standing a few yards closer to the action than a regulation square-leg - snapped up a catch.
Communities and Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles and his team also took questions on the effects of council tax benefit localisation on low-income families, simplifying the regulation of private landlords, and promoting the take-up of the right to buy.
Its most positive effect has been the shake-up of Britain's lax insurance regulation.
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The European version calls for an end to auditors' self-regulation, requiring individual countries to set up regulators similar to America's newish Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
No longer will Britain be bound by every anti-business, nanny state, interfering regulation dreamt up by the Commission.
Mr Clegg backed a cross-party approach to setting up a new system of press regulation, saying "business as usual" was not acceptable.
Further Education Minister John Hayes told MPs plans to shake up further education (FE) and sixth-form colleges' regulation would give them more freedom.
Downing Street insists the bust-up between the prime minister and his deputy over press regulation does not spell the end for the coalition government.
With the fallout from lobbyist scandals still resonating around Washington, an epic big-money battle is shaping up over possible changes in the regulation of one of America's largest industries: insurance.
Amidst frantic manoeuvring on Thursday, the Conservatives put down amendments to the Crown and Courts Bill which would use the measure to set up the prime minister's preferred system of press regulation - paving the way for another cross-coalition confrontation of the kind first seen in January, when the two parties opposed one another over the review of parliamentary boundaries.
Berlin and Paris are calling on the European Commission to speed up work on stricter financial regulation, including proposals for an EU-wide ban of naked short-selling by July.
Mr Miliband said that the inquiries the government plans to establish - to investigate the police investigation into phone hacking and into press regulation and ethics more generally - should be set up immediately.
Critics have warned that any new law could end up being used more widely than originally intended - similar to the controversial Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, which has not just been used to tackle serious crime by police but also been used by local authorities to check on children's school catchment areas.
Mr Stiglitz argues that finance needs some structural change the too-big-to-fail banks need to be broken up and more and better regulation.
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This new concept, which would allow start-up companies to go directly to investors on the internet with little or no regulation or disclosure, is contained in the JOBS Act working its way through Congress.
Moulange explained that the European counterpart to Dodd-Frank is MiFIR, the Markets in Financial Information Regulation, a step up from MiFID, which was merely a directive.
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The rule, Regulation Fair Disclosure, was adopted in 2000 to address a leg-up some institutional investors were getting via information about public companies that was not available to all investors.
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BofA and every other major bank is simply making up for lost revenue that it would otherwise lose because of a new regulation stemming from Dodd-Frank.
Monday, New York Fed chief Timothy Geithner, the architect of JPMorgan Chase's (nyse: JPM - news - people ) rescue of Bear Stearns in March, was drumming up support for greater regulation of Wall Street firms to lessen the risks of systemic meltdown.
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