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EU proposes radical data protection refresh
The EC does as expected in proposing 24-hour breach disclosure rules and heightened powers for regulators like the ICO.
Erase and rewind: the EU and privacy
Inside the Enterprise: Proposed new European regulations on data privacy seem largely sensible, even if they present some hurdles for business.<br>
Analyst warns on pending green IT EU legislation
The European Commission is set to introduce more energy efficient IT policies to regulate public spending and fund research and development, but...
Week in Numbers: Malware up 600 per cent
UK teens spend up to 10 hours a day looking at screens of some kind, Oracle gets the go ahead for its acquisition of Sun Microsystems, the number...
EC gives IBM rulebook to ensure mainframe market fairness
IBM has agreed to a set of rules to ensure healthy competition in the mainframe market.
EC unveils Europe-wide Open Data Strategy
The European Commission wants more cost-effective, easier access to public data.
Kroes speech fuels copyright debate
Digital agenda champion slams “straitjacket” of single model and calls on IT industry to find “transparent” tracking technologies.<br>
EC calls consultation on web authentication
The EC is wondering whether improved online signature technologies will be a boon to the EU economy.
EC to pay €12 million over copyright breach
After a legal battle lasting almost four years, the European Commission is told to pay Systran €12 million.
EC wants MP3 player volume limit
iPods and other music players sold in Europe could soon be subject to a compulsory volume threshold to protect listeners' ears
UK gets final EU warning over Phorm
The European Commission is now a step away from taking legal action against the UK government over the Phorm trials.
One in three Europeans have never used internet
Could a new generation of digitally clued-up young Europeans dig us out of this economic hole?
EU says broadband key for economic recovery
All the focus has been on Britain's plans for next-generation broadband, but we also need to be part of 'Team Europe'.
Microsoft quits EU hearing
Microsoft has said it is being refused the right to a fair hearing in its antitrust trial.
EU clears Microsoft's Skype acquisition
Microsoft's purchase of Skype is given the go ahead in the EU.
Orange and T-Mobile merger given EU green light
The union between mobile giants Orange and T-Mobile has been given the go ahead by European regulators.
Euro security agency ENISA appoints new chief
The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENSIA) gets new leadership.
European ministers announce broadband and energy fund
Budget excess to be used to fund new energy technology and improve broadband availability.<br>
Government warned to act before IP addresses run out
The growth of the internet means more IP addresses need to be made available, while the freeing up of domain names is also becoming an issue.
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