Video-conferencing data concerns: Privacy watchdog issues Zoom warning to state government
Data sharing to the US violates EU's GDPR, says Hamburg's data protection and freedom of information commissioner.
Data sharing to the US violates EU's GDPR, says Hamburg's data protection and freedom of information commissioner.
One man applies pressure on Google to remove links to a defamatory article worldwide.
Europe is proposing a talk first, legislate later strategy for copyright reform.
The US may have an abundance of start-ups, patents and world-class universities, but when it comes to innovation, the Old World is showing it can make comparatively little go a long, long way
Europe is hoping a more unified telecoms sector will spur investments in fast broadband and wireless.
'We're just like you', fifty members of European Parliament tell their US counterparts.
Facebook said it sent invitations to non-members to assist users build their network of friends but Germany's Supreme Court calls it nuisance advertising.
Around 600 backers will end up receiving Jolla's crowdfunded Sailfish tablet - others are promised refunds.
After finding the elusive Higgs Boson, CERN is now giving the Large Hadron Collider a break while it renovates the facility.
Finnish prime minister Jyrki Katainen hopes recession-hit Finland can become northern Europe's Silicon Valley, but is €7m-a-year angel tax break enough?