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Net neutrality may be upheld by law - but for how long, as "business" comes a-knocking?
I was at the Sundance Film Festival recently, and had the good fortune to attend Sir Tim Berners-Lee's in-person launch of a film he's just made. It's about net neutrality, and I've rarely seen Sir...
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Thank Zuck it's Friday #5 - Budget, Vaccine passports and Browser tracking
The Computing team discuss the week's top technology news, including Rishi Sunak's latest budget, the argument around vaccine passports, and Google's intention to stop selling ads based on tracked browser history
The pitfalls and opportunities of a digital health passport
Political, social and privacy concerns stand in the way of what, on the face of it, seems like a quick and easy solution to fixing the global economy
Google plans to stop selling ads based on tracked browsing history
Google says its new approach will enhance privacy, but critics say it moves essential parts of the open web into the firm's walled garden
Facebook ordered to pay $650m to settle facial recognition lawsuit
Settlement of class-action lawsuit one of the largest ever for privacy violation
Microsoft and Amadeus announce partnership to develop 'hyper-personalised' services for travellers
Move will see Amadeus move from private cloud into Azure
