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Apex Legends Review

Review Apex Legends Review

King of the hill.

15-2-19 // 11:30a.m.
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Nvidia's dismal fourth quarter dims a barnstorming year

Nvidia's dismal fourth quarter dims a barnstorming year

21 percent full-year growth.

15-2-19 // 11:16a.m.
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Red phosphorus research makes lithium batteries safer

Red phosphorus research makes lithium batteries safer

Could finally replace lithium-ion.

15-2-19 // 10:49a.m.
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Arm announces Helium-powered Armv8.1-M architecture

Arm announces Helium-powered Armv8.1-M architecture

15 times faster machine learning performance.

15-2-19 // 10:34a.m.
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EU finalises Copyright Directive verbiage

EU finalises Copyright Directive verbiage

'Worse than any in the Directive's history,' claims Doctorow.

14-2-19 // 11:27a.m.
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ECHR rules against UK surveillance programmes

ECHR rules against UK surveillance programmes

Snowden vindicated, say applicants.

13-9-18 // 10:59a.m.
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European Parliament votes to accept controversial copyright amendments

European Parliament votes to accept controversial copyright amendments

'Done more to discredit copyright today than anything else in technological history.'

12-9-18 // 2:26p.m.
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Controversial EU copyright reform back up for voting

Controversial EU copyright reform back up for voting

Campaigners call for help.

4-9-18 // 12:02p.m.
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European Commission details digital tax proposals

European Commission details digital tax proposals

Three percent 'interim' tax in the works.

22-3-18 // 11:14a.m.
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GitHub raises EU Article 13 copyright concerns

GitHub raises EU Article 13 copyright concerns

Warns of likely impact to open-source projects.

16-3-18 // 10:48a.m.
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Theresa May confirms EU Digital Single Market exit

Theresa May confirms EU Digital Single Market exit

Hello again, roaming charges.

5-3-18 // 10:49a.m.
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EU tech tax bill incoming, says Le Maire

EU tech tax bill incoming, says Le Maire

Between two and six percent.

5-3-18 // 10:36a.m.
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Appeals Court rules against government surveillance law

Appeals Court rules against government surveillance law

'Inconsistent with EU law,' ruling states.

31-1-18 // 10:22a.m.
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Apple to begin repaying Irish tax bill next year

Apple to begin repaying Irish tax bill next year

€13 billion hinging on its appeal.

5-12-17 // 11:18a.m.
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EU vote introduces restrictions on retailers' geoblocking

EU vote introduces restrictions on retailers' geoblocking

No more redirections, please.

23-11-17 // 11:14a.m.
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Ireland in court over Apple's back taxes

Ireland in court over Apple's back taxes

€13 billion or bust, says EC.

5-10-17 // 11:50a.m.
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UK government launches new Data Protection Bill

UK government launches new Data Protection Bill

Not all GDPR exemptions honoured.

15-9-17 // 11:51a.m.
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Google files appeal over £2.18 billion EU antitrust fine

Google files appeal over £2.18 billion EU antitrust fine

Bolstered by Intel's recent green-light.

12-9-17 // 11:14a.m.
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EU finance ministers call for new tax on tech companies

EU finance ministers call for new tax on tech companies

Aim to fill the corporation tax gap.

11-9-17 // 10:13a.m.
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Google hit with record-breaking antitrust fine

Google hit with record-breaking antitrust fine

EU demands €2.42 billion.

28-6-17 // 8:00a.m.
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European Commission opens antitrust cases on Asus, Valve, others

European Commission opens antitrust cases on Asus, Valve, others

Alleges price fixing, Single Market blocks.

3-2-17 // 10:57a.m.
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Data breach fines to jump following EU GDPR adoption

Data breach fines to jump following EU GDPR adoption

ICO's £500K limit to break £17M.

22-12-16 // 10:17a.m.
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EU Court rules IP Act data retention illegal

EU Court rules IP Act data retention illegal

Not much help for a post-Brexit UK.

21-12-16 // 10:05a.m.
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Microsoft hikes enterprise software, cloud prices

Microsoft hikes enterprise software, cloud prices

13-22 percent thanks to weak Pound.

24-10-16 // 11:00a.m.
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EU rules on copyright infringement via hyperlink

EU rules on copyright infringement via hyperlink

Requires foreknowledge, for-profit.

9-9-16 // 11:35a.m.
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EC ruling puts Apple on the hook for €13 billion tax bill

EC ruling puts Apple on the hook for €13 billion tax bill

Ireland must recover illegal aid.

30-8-16 // 11:29a.m.
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Mozilla calls for EU copyright reform

Mozilla calls for EU copyright reform

Claims it lags technological progress.

26-8-16 // 1:36p.m.
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EC files complaint against Google for Android antitrust

EC files complaint against Google for Android antitrust

Alleges anticompetitive behaviour.

20-4-16 // 12:09p.m.
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US, EU forge Privacy Shield agreement

US, EU forge Privacy Shield agreement

The replacement for Safe Harbour.

3-2-16 // 12:35p.m.
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European Parliament rejects TSM net neutrality amendments

European Parliament rejects TSM net neutrality amendments

'Unclear and ambiguous,' says critic.

28-10-15 // 12:47p.m.
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EC announces net neutrality rules, abolishes roaming charges

EC announces net neutrality rules, abolishes roaming charges

No roaming freedom til 2017, though.

30-6-15 // 12:24p.m.
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EC hits Google with Statement of Objections

EC hits Google with Statement of Objections

Asks for explanations on antitrust issues.

16-4-15 // 7:37a.m.
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Star Citizen to begin collecting VAT on purchases

Star Citizen to begin collecting VAT on purchases

Advises pre-February investment.

20-1-15 // 10:53a.m.
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UK government plans emergency data retention law

UK government plans emergency data retention law

Privacy advocates not impressed.

10-7-14 // 9:47a.m.
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Intel points to PC market growth, boosts revenue forecast

Intel points to PC market growth, boosts revenue forecast

Good news tempered by EU fine, though.

13-6-14 // 10:33a.m.
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EU rules linking, embedding is not infringement

EU rules linking, embedding is not infringement

Search engines breathe easier today.

14-2-14 // 10:57a.m.
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EU to vote on minimum penalties for crackers

EU to vote on minimum penalties for crackers

Takes aim at digital criminals.

11-6-13 // 9:43a.m.
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Microsoft hit with €561 million fine

Microsoft hit with €561 million fine

EU slaps company for browser ballot glitch.

7-3-13 // 9:45a.m.
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Microsoft apologises over Windows 8 browser ballot gaffe

Microsoft apologises over Windows 8 browser ballot gaffe

Blames technical error to dodge EC fine.

25-10-12 // 11:37a.m.
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New EC regulations could kill off high-end graphics boards

New EC regulations could kill off high-end graphics boards

Eco-Design guidelines will outlaw high-performance boards, it's claimed.

15-10-12 // 10:52a.m.
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EU court rules second-hand sales of digital goods legal

EU court rules second-hand sales of digital goods legal

CURIA has ruled that digitally distributed software is not exempt from the doctrine of first sale.

4-7-12 // 10:35a.m.
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EU to investigate Intel-McAfee deal

EU to investigate Intel-McAfee deal

The EU has pledged to investigate Intel's planned purchase of McAfee.

22-12-10 // 9:04a.m.
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EC plans wireless broadband for all

EC plans wireless broadband for all

The European Commission has unveiled plans to use the freed up analogue TV spectrum to offer high-speed wireless broadband to all citizens.

30-10-09 // 1:52p.m.
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