EU security body concludes government-mandated backdoors would make legitimate services less secure and harm law enforcement
Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and others not reaching self-imposed targets for reviewing reported content, European justice commission finds
The privacy protection role is currently almost unknown outside the EU, a study finds
Facebook stopped harvesting WhatsApp data in the UK last week, now it's doing the same across Europe
After Assembly criticises Superfast Cymru project, government promises £80m to extend coverage - £37m is projected BT returns and £20m…
Brexit: Microsoft price changes follow the pound's 18 percent drop against the dollar since the EU referendum
The social media giant is planning to build its third European data centre in Odense, Denmark, reports say
EU regulators want Google to stop forcing Android hardware makers to install its search and software
UK companies will likely need to work with in GDPR regardless of the Brexit
Dropbox says it is protecting the privacy of its customers but is Privacy Shield better than Binding Corporate Rules?
INTERVIEW: Box COO says abolition of Safe Harbour and the EU's failure to create a single digital market has made…
The Commission will apply a criteria for free mobile roaming use to prevent its abuse
The draft text could mean better broadband infrastructure, while clamping down on online copyright and encrypted communications
Japanese tech companies may leave the UK if Brexit negotiations are not transparent, warns Japan's foreign ministry
Google is latest giant to adhere to new rules about data transfer between Europe and the US
The EU wants to force WhatsApp, iMessage and other Internet-based tools to abide by tougher data-protection rules, leaked documents say
Three Feel at Home extends to 42 countries ahead of EU abolition of roaming in 2017
CK Hutchison, parent company of Three, confirms it has appealed the EC ruling amid reports it has taken legal action…
The UK has missed a chance to 'dominate' the EU's proposed Digital Single Market and will now have to play…
Hyperoptic receives biggest ever UK internet loan from European Investment Bank (EIB) as it looks to expand its FTTP footprint
As part of Digital Single Market, the European Commission initiates public-private investment programme to strengthen Europe's cybersecurity credentials
IT industry body BCS says UK government needs to make sure universities and reseach labs get the same €8.8bn EU…
ANALYSIS: The UK technology industry opposed Brexit but now it has to face the consequences of Britain leaving the EU
The United States and EU agree to modify data transfer pact, but what now for the UK?
Openreach CEO Clive Selley says a Brexit would harm end users, third party providers and BT, risking future broadband investment
"You’d have to be bonkers to want Brexit!" What tech bosses are saying ahead of referendum
Just a third of TechWeek readers think a Brexit will help the British technology industry as EU referendum nears
InfoSec poll reveals security professionals thing UK will suffer from lack of information sharing if it decides to leave the…
The European Commission wants to slash prices yet again to prepare for next year's roaming charges scrap
Survey finds majority of UK small business don't have a clue about the implications GDPR could have for them