Edward Snowden

Regulators should block integration of Facebook’s three platforms pending decision on antitrust action

Outgoing US president’s use of pardon power has attracted considerable controversy

In Privacy Is Power, professor Carissa Véliz has made a shocking survey of how much intimate data we are surrendering. But she has a plan to fight back

Data Protection Commission said Facebook may need to halt US data transfers

US president announces move to absolve reformer arrested and fined in 1872

Schrems ruling: Subset of smaller groups in adtech industry may also be affected

Karlin Lillington: ECJ ruling has essentially invalidated business model of digital giants

The European Court of Justice has again taken a stand against global businesses built on surveillance capitalism

Privacy agreement doesn’t offer sufficient protection to EU citizens’ data, court finds

Court in effect ruled that personal data is not, as US companies generally view it, an asset

Karlin Lillington: ECJ highly unlikely to accept US claim of adequate protection of data

Tech tools: Cover the phone camera you carry everywhere with you

Data from operators increasingly solicited in government efforts to contain the pathogen

Greenwald accused of helping obtain messages between top officials in corruption case

Karlin Lillington: Tech companies now face greater legal and regulatory opposition

Analysis: Companies on either side of Atlantic will find little comfort in ECJ opinion

Court raises concern that US law could affect right of tech firms to move data from EU

Adviser to EU Court of Justice due to issue opinion on Thursday

World View: Tech giants are creating new forms of power and ways of altering behaviour

Business Week: also in the news was Ryanair results; Boeing safety; and the Web Summit

Another profitable Web Summit, but is this success sustainable long term?

The big draws this year include Edward Snowden, Eric Cantona and Michel Barnier