IT governance

Google, Apple, WhatsApp, Microsoft and others to sign an open letter imploring GCHQ to understand implications of its 'ghost protocol'

The effects of these inclusions, if made permanent, have been descibed as "insurmountable"

However five European countries opposed the copyright directive

Draft proposals will see senior managers face criminal liability, while ISPs could block some services entirely

But the UK ranks as the third-worst performing nation in terms of removing harmful content

'Alarming' spend and expertise discrepancies exposed as DHSC threatens enforcement action

Following the country's restriction on media outlets, China have exercised their censorship laws eliminating 9,800 social media accounts

Revenue-based tax to hit tech giants as government announces more funding for AI, quantum computing, and digital transformation

Academic's request for information about how the platform tracks him denied as it would take 'disproportionate effort'

Security commissioner signals step change from self-policing

The three-year plan sees the appointment of a new executive director for technology policy and innovation

The council will focus on combating online harm, extremism, and violence against women, among other areas

Congress wants to know whether it's collecting data from apps or using data brokers

The bill faces its last Commons reading today, with activists set to seek a judicial review if amendment remains

UK data regulator reveals scope of investigation into how data is used in political campaigns

DoJ and Redmond giant ask Supreme Court to dismiss Irish data centre case

Apple Europe had received much less income than it was due, resulting in a lower tax bill, says taxman

Frustration abounds as MPs expose their backwards security practises