6h Politics Poland challenges EU's new copyright law over censorship fears It says the content filtering requirement is a step backward. By J. Fingas, 6h ago save Save share
05.23.19 05.23.19 in Transportation Hyperloop TT outlines how it should be regulated in Europe The company's guidelines could shape the burgeoning hyperloop industry. By C. Fisher, 05.23.19 save Save share View
05.19.19 05.19.19 in Internet Group accuses EU internet providers of violating net neutrality ISPs are reportedly shaping traffic in ways that break the rules. By J. Fingas, 05.19.19 save Save share View
05.17.19 05.17.19 in Politics EU approves cyber-attack sanctions ahead of election Governments hope to react more quickly to cyber attacks. By A. Khalid, 05.17.19 save Save share View
05.17.19 05.17.19 in Transportation Tesla adjusts Autopilot to comply with new EU regulations The changes will impact the steering wheel and lane changes. By A. Khalid, 05.17.19 save Save share View
05.05.19 05.05.19 in Politics EU set to investigate Apple over Spotify's competition claims It reportedly sees enough merit to look into the case. By J. Fingas, 05.05.19 save Save share View
05.05.19 05.05.19 in Internet Facebook opens 'war room' to fight meddling in EU election The 40-person team will keep an eye out for fake news. By J. Fingas, 05.05.19 save Save share View
04.27.19 04.27.19 in Mobile Apple accused of clamping down on apps competing with Screen Time (updated) Two companies have filed competition complaints with the EU. By J. Fingas, 04.27.19 save Save share View
04.25.19 04.25.19 in Security AI-analyzed tweets could help Europe track floods Even in regions that speak several languages. By C. Fisher, 04.25.19 save Save share View
04.24.19 04.24.19 in Internet Facebook's AI missed Christchurch shooting videos filmed in first-person The AI had never seen this kind of “first-person shooter video.” By C. Fisher, 04.24.19 save Save share View
