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Twitter, Facebook and others are taking too long to delete illegal content, say officials

EC to revise copyright and eCommerce regulations

iPad maker's tax affairs to come under scrutiny from European regulators

Manufacturers including Apple could be forced into using a common standard.

EC gives academic institutes a funding boost to aid research into atom-thick 'wonder' material.

The European Commission has proposed the Grand Coalition for Digital Skills and Jobs in a big to close the gap in digital skills and jobs.

New initiative aims to help cultivate a growing and competitive European robotics industry.

The European Commission approves regulations to cut price mobile users are charged when using devices abroad.

At the end of January, 22 countries signed up to ACTA. But what is it, and how will it be affecting you? Simon Brew has been finding out.

Inside the Enterprise: Proposed new European regulations on data privacy seem largely sensible, even if they present some hurdles for business.

The EC does as expected in proposing 24-hour breach disclosure rules and heightened powers for regulators like the ICO.

IBM has agreed to a set of rules to ensure healthy competition in the mainframe market.

The European Commission wants more cost-effective, easier access to public data.

Digital agenda champion slams “straitjacket” of single model and calls on IT industry to find “transparent” tracking technologies.

Microsoft's purchase of Skype is given the go ahead in the EU.

The EC is wondering whether improved online signature technologies will be a boon to the EU economy.

After a legal battle lasting almost four years, the European Commission is told to pay Systran €12 million.

Only two per cent uptake after 10-year campaign.

The union between mobile giants Orange and T-Mobile has been given the go ahead by European regulators.

The EC is keeping an eye on Virgin Media's piracy gauging system.

iPods and other music players sold in Europe could soon be subject to a compulsory volume threshold to protect listeners' ears

The European Commission is now a step away from taking legal action against the UK government over the Phorm trials.

The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENSIA) gets new leadership.