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5 European companies that are (really) advancing AI
There’s little arguing that artificial intelligence is one of the hottest sectors of the tech industry. From recommending ...
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European Parliament votes ‘yes’ on controversial Copyright Reform
The EU Parliament approved the Copyright Reform in its entirety, not accepting amendments to the most controversial parts; ...
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Inside GitHub’s fight to protect devs from EU’s disastrous Copyright Reform
The EU will have a final vote on its controversial Copyright Reform and March 26. If it's passed, it could risk open source ...
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Brexit is a mess, but UK startups may find refuge in Estonia’s e-Residency
Brexit will happen soon-ish (who knows really?) and UK startups will lose access to the EU single market, but Estonia offers ...
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Here’s why you’re having issues with Reddit and Wikipedia in the EU
The final vote on the EU's controversial Copyright Reform will take place on March 26. If it's passed it could have disastrous ...
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EU fines Google €1.49 billion in AdSense antitrust case
The EU has announced the third big antitrust fine against Google. The EU found Google's AdSense abused its market dominance ...
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The Netherlands premieres the first GDPR fining policy in the EU
GDPR made a lot of noise last year, but we've yet to see any real enforcement. The new Dutch policy could signal a change. ...
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If properly enforced, GDPR can solve social media's biggest problems
From concerns about data sharing to the hosting of harmful content, every week seems to bring more clamour for new laws to regulate the technology giants and make the internet “safer”. But what if our existing data protection laws, at least in Europe, could achieve most of the ...
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5G is a threat to Europe’s absolute net neutrality
The EU has done a good job upholding net neutrality since it implemented a law on it back in 2016, but European net neutrality ...
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EU’s proposed upload filters suck and YouTube’s ‘child pornography’ snafu shows why
YouTube just backtracked its inexplicable decision to delete three popular Pokémon Go channels -- Trainer Tips, Mystic7, ...
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2.7 million patient calls to Swedish healthcare hotline left unprotected online
2.7 millions audio recordings of calls made to 1177 Vårdguiden were left online without any authentication or encryption. ...
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EU's final Copyright Reform upholds disastrous upload filters
EU's Copyright Reform has been hotly debated in the last two years, but two of the most controversial articles have now been ...
