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The new EU-US Privacy Shield won't stop you being spied on
The EU's consumer watchdog Article 29 has fallen on the side of Snowden in criticizing the new replacement for Safe Harbor. ...
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Microsoft's support for EU-US Privacy Shield shouldn't make you feel more secure
It's voiced its wholehearted support for the new ES-US Privacy Shield agreement, but knowing its past behavior, that won't ...
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Dell for Entrepreneurs is looking for the best tech startup in the Netherlands
Back by popular demand: Dell for Entrepreneurs and The Next Web are proud to present the Startup Competition 2016. Two Dutch ...
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Sweden's got a crazy new photo-sharing law that it can't possibly enforce
Wikimedia's Swedish arm has lost a case in the country's Supreme Court, meaning people must get permission before they post ...
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How Tiqets became the fastest-growing Dutch startup
TNW and Adyen have teamed up for the third time to host the Tech5, a competition to identify the fastest growing young tech ...
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Put your startup in front of the worldâs tech community: Applications close soon!
Boost at TNW Conference Europe presents your company to 20,000 international tech influencers, investors and journalists. ...
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Launchpad 2016: Connecting startups to corporates via real-life meetups
Launchpad Meetups â small, powerful events with a mission to connect disrupting startups with Amsterdamâs finest corporates. ...
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The TNW Hack Battle is back and better than ever
For the code-savvy among us, TNW Conference is just as famous for its Hack Battle as it is for its stellar speakers and unique ...
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Aggregators like Google News could be kicked out of Europe
The EU is considering a proposal to force search engines to pay publishers for linking their work - but publishers themselves ...
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The Brussels attacks highlight technology's importance but we could do so much more
In the immediate aftermath of the attack on Brussels air and rail infrastructure this morning, technology has proved its ...
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Paris attackers left no digital footprint say police
Police find trail of throwaway phones, leading them to key evidence, but say they haven't tracked down any emails sent in ...
