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EU will force electric cars to emit a noise below 20 km/h on July 1
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What the hell is a ‘cyber diplomat’?
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Facebook’s approach to fighting fake news is admirable, but not sustainable
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Activists are battling propaganda and voter apathy ahead of 2019's EU elections
Activists want to stop electoral interference and get people to actually vote
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Can we trust Ireland to enforce GDPR on big tech?
GDPR is complicated business; even people like me who try to keep up with all its developments struggle to understand this mammoth set of European regulations and its effects. I believe one of the main reasons for that is we’ve yet to see a proper GDPR case being brought against ...
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This location tracking tech could save your life across the EU in 2020
AML is a little-know feature that automatically activates the geo-locating capabilities of iOS and Android phones, but countries ...
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2/3 of EU states voted for atrocious Copyright Reform — now all will have to adopt it
EU member states just accepted the controversial Copyright Reform, making it EU law in the next 2 years. Opponents fear it'll ...
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Europe is rescuing emergency service calls from outdated technology
EENA will launch a 12-month pilot to develop the implementation of NG112, next generation architecture to prepare emergency ...
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EU proposal requires platforms to delete ‘terrorist content’ in 1 hour or face fines
The EU's proposed terrorism regulation could lead unwanted censorships and will be tough for smaller platforms, risking further ...
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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 personalized content in your YouTube feed to translating text, diagnosing cancer and driving cars, the number of domains that the AI industry is touching is ...
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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 ...
