The fine would be the culmination of a seven year investigation
European Union seeks to make it easier for law enforcement agencies to obtain cloud data from tech firms
Zuckerberg's company ordered to pay £95m for misleading authorities during its purchase of WhatsApp
Facebook's WhatsApp may soon be able to use customer data as agreement with European watchdogs nears
European Commission launches fintech consultation process as it considers regulatory changes
European authorities are ready to levy financial penalities on big name tech firms over their terms of service
BT lends support to Google's Android OS over potential fears of Apple dominance
Do not track unless the user has consented, could present headaches for Facebook and Google
Internet-based companies face stricter data security rules under draft changes that mirror upcoming data protection laws
We're a step closer to "roam like at home" becoming a reality as roaming rule changes get the green light…
Google and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre want to see how surface water on Earth has changed over the…
The EC has passed details of the attack to the EU’s cyber emergency response team
Irish eyes are smiling on Apple, as government readies appeal on tax ruling by European Commission
Ballsy move. Search engine officially rejects European Union antitrust charges which could lead to huge penalty
A second group of privacy campaigners join legal challenge to US-European Privacy Shield agreement
Irish privacy campaign group files legal challenge, arguing Privacy Shield is not strong enough
The move comes amidst rapidly increasing exploitation of connected devices by criminals
EU regulators want Google to stop forcing Android hardware makers to install its search and software
Sour grapes? Salesforce lost its bid for LinkedIn, but now asks EU to investigate Microsoft
Mammoth investment in digital infrastructure needed if Europe is to remain competitive with US, China
European Commission readies billion euro tax penalty for Apple
European Commission expands its probe of Google's shopping and advertising services with additional "objections"
Safe Harbour 2.0 gets green light from member states, comes into force immediately
Safe Harbour 2.0 moves one step closer after European member states approve reworked data sharing deal with the US
As part of Digital Single Market, the European Commission initiates public-private investment programme to strengthen Europe's cybersecurity credentials
Meeting with European officials fails to reach agreement on data sharing agreement with the United States
The Commission is reportedly set to levy a record-breaking €3bn fine over Google's abuse of its search dominance
Google abuses dominance of Android to stifle competition and preserve its lead in search, says EC
European Open Science Cloud is part of Commission's Digital Single Market initiative
European data protection watchdog group says new agreement does not provide enough reassurance over US spying