As Viviane Reding says greater fining powers are needed, top data protection lawyer warns about incoming laws
There's still time to avoid multi-billion fine, says Joaquin Almunia
European Commission impressed with the latest batch of concessions from Google
‘Opening Up Education’ initiative will aim to equip young people with digital tools and skills
Roaming will be a thing of the past, if the draft put together by Neelie Kroes and Co can become…
Japan and Europe have teamed up on a number of research projects, including one to develop 100 Gbps Internet technologies
Open data rules set to be enshrined in law by 2015
Commissioners Viviane Reding and Cecilia Malmström express their concern about US mass surveillance
Cisco claims Microsoft has an unfair monopoly on the video communications market thanks to Skype
Neelie Kroes has called for the European Parliament to end mobile roaming charges across Europe
European competition commissioner suggests more concessions will be necessary
EC sends nine-page questionnaire ahead of possible antitrust investigation into distributior agreements
Two security giants call on the EC to talk about hacking back, but Brussels isn't convinced
Google's concessions to the European Union are not concessions at all, says British firm
British companies are perplexed by proposed EU rules to boost privacy, says the ICO
G-Cloud lead Denise McDonagh concerned about Brussels' "old world thinking" on cloud computing
Facebook gets a visit from activists who say it has helped cripple proposed EU privacy rules
Commission reveals what Google has offered, but concessions already facing backlash
Google's revised proposals to settle the EC antitrust investigation is reportedly being accepted by the agency
Google has presented its revised proposals to European antitrust regulators as it seeks to end their official investigation
European vice president Neelie Kroes wants to open data to the people
The superfast broadband rollout in Cumbria is facing yet more delays, blamed on red tape from Brussels
Hispalinux demands an investigation into the use of UEFI Secure Boot protocol in Windows 8
Lord McNally wants lightweight privacy rules instead of the EU's proposed tough Regulation
If providers can't convince users to trust them, the economy will suffer, says Ronan Dunne of O2
Google's competitors, including Foundem, Streetmap and TripAdvisor, have sent an open letter to the European Commission demanding it press formal…
Viviane Reding says she is standing firm in the face of strong pressure from heavyweight lobbyists
A new EU programme to combat the shortage of IT professionals was launched at CeBIT
Yahoo wants to ensure "pseudonymous" data does not have the same protections as non-anonymised information in Europe
US groups from opposing factions do battle in Brussels