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Brussels has poured efforts into regulation, but that has left the bloc exposed
Timid record against US Big Tech companies puts Ireland’s data protection regulator in a pickle
Axel Springer among companies claiming controls will damage targeted advertising on iPhones
Facial recognition should be limited even in use by law enforcement, say regulators
Legal claim argues video app collects huge volumes of personal information without sufficient consent
Irish technology watchdog to probe possible breach of GDPR by social media platform
Activist’s complaint alleges tech giant’s use of tracking identifiers without user consent breaches EU law
Small businesses warn of unintended consequences from proposals
Simmering tensions about alleged lack of enforcement by Dublin burst into public
French data protection agency to probe alleged privacy breaches by trendy iPhone app
Google, Facebook and Amazon back in EU antitrust regulators’ crosshairs
Brussels will formally charge iPhone maker two years after Spotify complained about the App Store
Axel Voss warns landmark GDPR is already out of date for post-Covid world
CMA move signals tougher approach over next year to reining in sector after Brexit
Following China in erecting new internet barriers risks isolating the EU
Paris wants member states to have more power to act against illegal content
EU lawmakers want to force Big Tech companies to pay for news, similar to a move in Australia
Privacy activists argue IT systems at leading EU regulator not equipped for demands of regulation
Move by lawmakers would strengthen hand of publishers against Google and Facebook
MEPs call for larger fines and faster legal action from Brussels
Rivals to US chipmaker lobby regulators to block deal to acquire UK chip designer
Shallow and fragmented capital markets are holding EU companies back
Company chiefs warn they will fight moves to raise corporate taxes and the minimum wage
Competition chief Vestager says online groups should support Brussels if they want to be under single set of rules
Joe Biden has a narrow window to get things done once sworn in as the 46th US president today
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