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Sweet irony: EU imposes cookie law, ignores own rules
You would think an executive body of 27 member states that dictates part of their respective laws would adhere to its own? Think again.
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Microsoft next in line to file EU complaint against Motorola Mobility
Microsoft has launched a formal complaint against Motorola Mobility due to Standard Essential Patent 'abuse'.
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Cisco worries about Skype, Microsoft Lync integration
Tight integration between Skype and Microsoft's Lync connection "could lock-in businesses who want to reach Skype’s 700 million account holders.
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European Commission clears Google, Motorola merger
The European Commission has cleared Google's bid to acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. But the fight is not over yet, with several (albeit smaller) hurdles to clear.
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Europe opens antitrust investigation into Samsung patents
Samsung is being formally investigated by the European Commission's antitrust authorities, over claims it "abusively" distorted competition in the region.
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Microsoft's European 'cloud pact' still does not protect data against FISA, Patriot Act
Microsoft's cloud pact with Europe still does not protect EU citizens from U.S. law, like FISA or the Patriot Act. Was it simply signed to quell fears, and prevent the loss of business?
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Europe regulators called on to end mobile network, VoIP traffic bandwidth dispute
European regulators are set to challenge how mobile operators prioritise its traditional mobile calling traffic over voice-over-IP traffic.
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European Commission stonewalls Parliament over Patriot Act fears
European Parliament members are being 'stonewalled' by the European Commission over questions pertaining to the reach of invasive U.S. law on European territory.
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Google seeks European clearance for Motorola Mobility acquisition
Google is seeking assurances from European antitrust and anti-competition regulators, as it continues to work towards sealing the deal with its Motorola Mobility acquisition.
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European 'right-to-delete' law: How enforceable is Facebook?
New European law will require companies like Facebook to delete personal data if a user requests it. But amidst an Irish privacy audit, how compliant is, and will Facebook be?
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Facebook on EU data protection laws: We're already compliant
The European Commission says companies like Facebook need to be subject to European data protection laws. Facebook says it is not worried because it is already compliant with said regulations.
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Facebook, social networks, businesses 'must adhere' to EU law
An updated European directive will shake the cloud computing industry to the core, as lawmakers single out social networks as a prime target for change.
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Facebook rebuked by EU privacy platform; Patriot Act a 'distraction'?
Facebook received words of warning about privacy and data protection at a European Parliament privacy conference in Brussels today.
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Building up cloud in Europe
Winners of the EuroCloud Awards for customer success stories provide some valuable case studies for policy makers in Europe to consider as they open up public consultation on a strategy for cloud...
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Microsoft's greatest controversies and biggest foul-ups
A run down of some of the most controversial decisions or actions by Microsoft, including some of their biggest mistakes to date.
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Microsoft to file antitrust complaint vs. Google in EU
Microsoft will file a complaint with the European Commission alleging anticompetitive behavior in Europe's search market.
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EU launches probe against Google. Now what?
The European Commission said today that it has launched an in-depth investigation against Google over allegations that the search engine has abused it position as a search leader, specifically...
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How T-Mobile nixed my summer roaming
T-Mobile was that close to getting a glowing endorsement from me this year, but instead it cheated itself out of over $100 in data roaming revenue and left me sloping off on my vacation to the...
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Can the cloud avoid government?
Like it or not, cloud providers have to engage with public policy makers, especially if they want to operate across national borders. The US has it easy compared to Europe, where effective dialog...
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Windows 7 European browser selection screen screenshot revealed
As part of an order from the European Commission over an antitrust suit, Microsoft has released some screenshots of their browser selection screen, set to be released in select Eurozone countries...
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