Google is going ahead with privacy policy changes today despite pleas from European Union and US officials
French data authority expresses deep concerns over the protection of user data and asks Google to suspend implementation
Committee of MEPs instead opts for another round of price cuts, prompting a mixed reaction
The US government may demand access to your data in the cloud. You can encrypt your data, but that limits…
The European Court Of Justice has ruled against tough anti-piracy controls, stating that it would affect freedom of speech
Turns out making things simpler is not that simple
HP's Ian Brooks explains what the EU's cloud strategy announcement means for cloud computing
The EU's Neelie Kroes says protection of the Internet is necessary for Europe's economic future
The European Union is to investigate claims that Samsung is abusing its position as owner of patents for essential 3G…
Firms charge for disposing of e-waste, even though the raw materials it contains give it a positive value, a report…
AT&T's chief privacy officer says the 24-hour deadline would force companies to notify all customers rather than just those affected
The EU's Viviane Reding has announced a 'right to be forgotten' and large fines but missed the security issues, say…
European vice president Neelie Kroes says SOPA was "bad legislation", while Euro MPs call US Congress to account
ENISA report calls on European member states to improve cyber-security measures
Europe's competition authorities want more information on Google's proposed buyout of Motorola Mobility
The EC has formed a coalition of 28 leading tech and media companies to improve children's online safety
Cloud services could lose, in an Olympian contest over privacy between US patriots and EU human rights defenders, says Eric…
An EC Directive will ban information harvesting on social networking sites for targeted advertising
Syrian government sites hosted in the US, Canada and Germany may break internatiobnal sanctions
Amelia Andersdotter will be the youngest ever MEP, more than two years after her election
Opting out of Google's Wi-Fi location system for privacy is not easy. Wayne Rash says it should have been an…
The Mont Blanc Project's new low-power supercomputer in Barcelona will use Tegra and GPU chips
Cyber Atlantic 2011, the first joint US-EU cyber security exercise, takes on the top new threats
The EU has told member states to get the 800MHz band cleared for mobile broadband by the end of 2012
Computer Aid warns that companies risk reputational damage by not disposing of IT equipment properly
Super-fast broadband will arrive in parts of Cornwall three months ahead of schedule
The EC is to carry out EU-wide broadband tests following disappointing results from an Ofcom probe
The Equality and Human Rights Commission says government needs to overhaul its data protection regime
Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet will disappear from EU shelves if a court injunction is upheld
Three companies drop EU accusations of anti-competitive practices but European regulators could go ahead