We can’t hear you
March 31, 2017, International Politics and Society Journal
A new online tool to help employees expose corruption still leaves whistleblowers vulnerable.
Coping with Fakebook
March 16, 2017, International Politics and Society Journal
A refugee’s selfie made him the target of racists. His failed court case shows the justice system needs to catch up.
Borderline intrusive
March 10, 2017, International Politics and Society Journal
Plans for new EU border controls pose a serious risk to fundamental rights, say opponents
Cross-border access to content: Too little, too late!
February 8, 2017, Medium
At a BARE MINIMUM I expect to be able to watch videos I’ve paid for on holiday. This political deal is righting a wrong, not creating some utopian world for me as a customer.
Web users’ metadata can be tracked by targeted ads, leaked draft EU law reveals
December 13, 2016, ArsTechnica
Plus: Whatsapp, Skype, Facebook, and other OTT providers face tough new privacy rules.
Google rebuffs EU antitrust charge against Android business tactics
November 10, 2016, ArsTechnica
Google responds to Brussels’ charge sheet, cries foul.
Technology moving too fast for governments to keep up, says former Darpa head
April 28, 2016, ComputerWeekly
Former US defence technology chief supports encryption and privacy, despite intelligence services’ fears
A clash of EU privacy standards
February 13, 2016, Politico
European countries could face charges of hypocrisy over data protection
Why Safe Harbor 2.0 will lose again
February 2, 2016, ArsTechnica
“Silicon Valley doesn’t rule world. Respect laws in each country,” says privacy campaigner, Max Schrems.
@Brusselsgeek
‘YouTube recommendations are toxic,’ says dev who worked on the algorithm https://t.co/HbmG7BgpXo
Tweets of the Week is out! 🇪🇺🐦
@NicolaSturgeon flexes her muscles,
new MEPs make the trip to Brussels,
and top Tory wannabes caught in drug-taking tussles.
#EUtweets
Looking forward to it! 🎉
Here we are for #EUdatathon 2019, it's already the 3rd edition! This year with stands from @EU_Eurostat @EU_ISA2 @EU_ScienceHub and @ecb
Stay tuned to follow the action!
English language CJEU judgment here. https://t.co/QMOMaEfUkg https://t.co/NY9C1JiSzk