data governance

Data from sites like Airbnb and Tripadvisor will be published by Eurostat and could inform policy decisions

The startup's facial recognition tech is used by law enforcement and can match people to images from multiple social networking sites

"This is not a partner we can work with under these conditions," says Dutch MEP

The firm faces another probe into its business practices following US investigations in September

AggregateIQ didn't do enough to ensure it had the right to share voter information with Facebook, report says

The firm’s archive system held onto highly sensitive data from bank statements to health insurance records

The ins and outs of MFT: What it is and why it surpasses the competition

EPDS tells EU organisations that outsourcing any data processing means they’re still responsible

Report finds a lack of clear leadership as efforts to harness data have "barely scratched the surface"

Top Tories are battling it out to be the country's next leader. But how do they stack up on issues from tech regulation to R&D investment?

Despite big fines levied, Citrix’s privacy chief says we still don’t have a sense of what enforcement will look like

Committee that branded Facebook “digital gangsters” seeks to protect society from ‘insidious onslaught of digital disruption’

The Facebook CEO strikes a conciliatory note just as UK politicians are primed to legislate against big tech

The BMA warns changes to a system that collects immunisation data risks breaching the 'data minimisation' principle

Culture secretary will use the 30-minute meeting to explore ways to remove harmful content from social media

An independent body will oversee the department's use of personal information to build public trust

IT leaders describe barriers to adoption, and why on-premise will have a role for many years to come

Opening up available mapping data could help to accelerate new technologies and bring £11m in to the UK annually, says UK gov

Microsoft now faces sanctions as investigators claim the policy breaches GDPR

Privacy International accuse seven data brokers, at-tech firms and credit agencies of being “premised on exploiting people’s data”

With five months of GDPR seeing SARs spike, and “bizarre” RTBF requests, could a new breed of compliance emerge?

Panel will ask whether data collection is killing startups, and the effect of AI on price collusion