Complaint alleges Google broke US labour laws when it ‘spied’ on staff who organised employee protests, before firing them

Complaint alleges Google broke US labour laws when it ‘spied’ on staff who organised employee protests, before firing them
Milan court accuses Uber of using recruitment services that paid migrants as little as 3 euros per delivery to work as Uber Eats delivery riders
What does the general election victory of Boris Johnson and the Conservatives mean for the technology sector? Silicon UK takes a quick look
An impossible promise? Tom Watson says new regulator would break up American tech giants
The government’s plans stop short of tightening controls on the zero-hour employment practices used by Uber and Deliveroo
A ‘digital licence fee’ paid for by the biggest tech firms could help fund investigative, public interest journalism, Jeremy Corbyn argues
The pregnancy advice site illegally sold the personal data of one million people to the Labour Party for use in the 2017 General Election
Overall effect on the technology industry is that it’s not likely to shake things up yet
Labour would seek to ensure UK tech firms have access to talents and market, while it would also work to ensure 4G, 5G and ultrafast broadband
Companies algorithms should be made transparent to government for industrial regulation to be effective, the party argues
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn vows to democratise the internet with funding, better public services, open source software and broadband access
Robotics, artificial intelligence and other developments are to contribute to a net loss of jobs, finds the World Economic Forum
Labour says the UK’s strengths in digital technology can help economic growth and revamp public services
Digital Government services can save money, but they must also support digital illiterates, says Labour’s Chi Onwurah
Yvette Cooper says Labour can do better than the Tories at taking down cyber crime
Ahead of the launch next week of its new cheap iPhone, Apple faces fresh worker violation claims
Former foreign secretary discusses the impact of tech on government and the conditions for startups
Labour shadow minister for defence Russell Brown tells TechWeek more funds will be required
China Labor Watch says working conditions at many of Apple’s suppliers are as bad, if not worse, than Foxconn
Apple has invited the Fair Labour Association to conduct audits at Foxconn factories in China, following criticism of working conditions there
We now know what’s gone wrong in government IT, says Peter Judge, but do we have a hope in hell of changing it?
Hacker splinter group Team Poison has released former Prime Minister Blair’s adress book online