Privacy and how the personal data of individuals is collected, stored, manipulated and shared is governed by GDPR. However, some high-profile data compliance breaches have thrown into doubt the effectiveness of the regulation. And as the Open Web comes under attack once more, can privacy and the ideals of an Open Web every be fully reconciled?
Amazon’s cloud service on Wednesday suffered a widespread outage impacting parts of the Internet, but normal AWS operations have now been restored
Government finances are hurting. Delay to ambitious plan to roll out gigabit broadband to every home in UK by 2025, after pandemic spending review
Mass email from the council contained the names and email addresses of children with special educational needs and disabilities
Pay up, pay up. France issues notices to big name tech firms such as Amazon and Facebook, to prepare to pay digital tax levy from next month
New Twitter policy on how prominent people and organisations can earn the blue tick verification mark, is to be launched next year
Fresh tranche of mobile apps (most of them Chinese) have been banned by the Indian government amid ongoing dispute with Beijing
Tesla share price rises continues to build the personal fortune of Elon Musk, placing him in second place behind Amazon’s Jeff Bezos
Privacy and how the personal data of individuals is collected, stored, manipulated and shared is governed by GDPR. However, some high-profile data compliance breaches have thrown into doubt the effectiveness of the regulation. And as the Open Web comes under attack once more, can privacy and the ideals of an Open Web every be fully reconciled?
Amazon’s cloud service on Wednesday suffered a widespread outage impacting parts of the Internet, but normal AWS operations have now been restored
Big Blue is reportedly planning to lay off 8,000 staff across Europe, with 2,000 positions expected to go in the UK alone
Look Ma, no app…Epic Games bypasses Apple App Store ban on Fortnite by making it available via Nvidia’s game streaming service
Government finances are hurting. Delay to ambitious plan to roll out gigabit broadband to every home in UK by 2025, after pandemic spending review
New security bill promises to fine big British telecom firms over £100,000 a day, if they continue using Huawei equipment
Government confirms it has secured satellite internet firm OneWeb to help fulfill UK’s “ambitions to be at the forefront of space technology”
The CEO of the world’s most valuable car maker has admitted Tesla was at one stage in serious danger of running out of money
Space agency NASA confirms water found on sunlight sections of the moon, expanding the location options for a permanent lunar base
Apple takes former business partner to court in Canada for allegedly selling devices that should have been recycled or scrapped
