'Facebook is gathering personal information without consent,' says Belgian privacy watchdog
Belgium's regulator is just one of a number in Europe that aren't happy with Facebook's new data use policy.
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Apple gives Siri language classes, with Dutch, Portuguese, and Thai on the way
The beta of iOS 8.3 suggests that Apple's personal assistant will soon be speaking in several new languages.
DDoS attack leaves Dutch websites offline for hours
A number of Dutch government websites went dark yesterday after an online assault.
Two Dutch telcos fined for breaching net neutrality law
The Dutch watchdog has handed down its first fines, to Vodafone and KPN, for failing to uphold neutrality law.
Facebook to Dutch regulators: What's the privacy problem? Nothing's changed
Facebook has called into question the reasons behind the Dutch regulators decision to investigate upcoming changes to its privacy policy.
Dutch watchdog slams brakes on Facebook's new privacy plan
The Netherlands' data regulator has asked Facebook to hold off implementing a revised privacy policy until it can take a look at whether it complies with local law.
Google facing €15m Dutch fine over privacy changes
Dutch regulator threatens search giant with fines if it doesn't smarten up its unified privacy policy.
Netherlands enlists Neelie Kroes to turn Amsterdam into a startup hotspot
The former European commissioner for the digital agenda is now the Netherlands' startup cheerleader in chief.
Google signs ten-year wind deal to power Dutch datacentre
The search giant's €600m datacentre in the Netherlands will take up one wind farm's output for the next ten years.
KPN grabs the rest of Reggefiber for €610m
The Dutch telco has bought out its joint venture partner, becoming sole owner of the fibre broadband provider.