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The challenge over privacy demonstrates that implementing new safety laws is not always straightforward
EU commissioner warns billionaire he must adhere to the rules as Janet Yellen indicates Washington could review purchase
Measure removed from Online Safety Bill following backlash from tech groups and privacy advocates
Facebook parent has received almost €1bn in levies from European regulators over data protection
Social media platform faces fresh scrutiny under new landmark laws to police Big Tech
The war in Ukraine and new developments in artificial intelligence highlight advances in cyber defence. Plus: how organisations should prepare and respond to breaches; and, is cyber insurance worth the money?
Proposal likely to run into resistance in some capitals
CMA’s final decision brings an end to two-year antitrust battle over gif platform
Decade-long debate over infrastructure investment heats up in streaming era
Joe Sullivan was accused of obstructing regulator’s investigation in cyber security case
Court victory over Google fine comes ahead of the Digital Markets Act that will clarify what is anti-competitive behaviour
More than half of the member states are calling on the European Commission to speed up
Moves to undermine messaging encryption could embolden hostile nation states, Will Cathcart says
Ofcom will assess whether Amazon, Microsoft and Google are limiting innovation and growth
State’s attorney-general claims ecommerce group punishes merchants offering lower prices elsewhere online
Regulators in Brussels expected to follow CMA with plans for prolonged competition investigation
General Court rules largely in favour of Brussels’ decision but slightly reduces penalty to €4.125bn
Regulator opens Silicon Valley office to enforce sweeping legislation and improve tech sector co-operation
Daniel Ek uses rare visit to Brussels to put personal pressure on officials to resolve four-year dispute with tech giant
Some capitals will take months to work out which households require help and to make payments
Data Protection Commission’s ruling relates to complaints that account settings defaulted to public
The tech giant is shrinking its internet empire to appease regulators and investors
Investigation by children’s digital rights charity highlights policies of Google Classroom and ClassDojo
Member states doubtful over enforcement of landmark Digital Markets Act passed this year
Ecommerce group hits out at US regulator’s tactics in probe into Prime membership scheme
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