UK government surprises with sensible approach to anonymous trolls
The DCMS wants to add two more things to its odious Online Safety Bill but, for once, these seem sensible and proportionate.
The DCMS wants to add two more things to its odious Online Safety Bill but, for once, these seem sensible and proportionate.
The European Commission has announced new laws to improve data privacy and protection, and trade body ETNO approves.
The UK Online Safety bill is seeking to criminalise a whole new raft of online activity and force platforms to censor more.
A piece of legislation that seeks to limit the amount of control Apple and Google have over their app stores has been approved by the US Senate Judiciary Committee.
The EU parliament late last week agreed a set of draft measures that push back on big tech’s data gathering, targeted advertising, and look to insert more transparency on how content is removed.
Negotiations over patent fees have once more broken down between Apple and Ericsson so they thought it would be fun to sue each other instead.
The new national security law that could enable the UK government to block mergers and acquisitions moves it doesn’t fancy has come into force.
Stéphane Richard, who has been Chairman and CEO of French operator group Orange for almost a decade, has been forced to throw in the towel by a recent court ruling.
US gadget giant Apple is suing Israeli smartphone spyware maker NSO Group on behalf of iPhone users it alleges had their phones hacked.
The US President has rubber-stamped a new law further restricting access to the US telecoms market by companies placed on the FCC’s naughty step.
US internet giant Google has defended a class action suit in the UK but still has to hand over billions to the EU.
As Frances Haugen’s tour hits the UK it seems clear her main aim is to help pressure Facebook into giving governments greater control over the company.
In the long-running case over Apple’s right to prevent iOS apps circumventing its payment system a judge has ruled the company is not a monopoly in this context, just.
A bill voted through by Korea’s parliamentarians demands application store operators like Apple and Google to allow customers to choose alternative payment methods when buying apps and content.
Two of the telecoms industry’s biggest lobby groups have called for their members to be exempt from upcoming rules designed to curb tax avoidance by multinational tech firms.
The UK government wants to protect us from online horridness but seems confused about how best to go about it while also protecting freedom of speech.
Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou is accused by the US of fraud and email evidence that may have proven her innocence has been rejected by a Canadian judge.
A South Korean court has ruled against Netflix in a case over its payment – or lack thereof – of network usage fees.
A proposed set of new UK laws would appoint Ofcom as censor of all digital communications in the country. Not everyone thinks that’s such a great idea.
There is a mounting battle of wills in the US between its tech giants and its state apparatus over who gets to exploit its population more.
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