EU to consult on laws requiring the "free movement" of data
Bureaucrats consider 'fair and reasonable' licensing obligations to encourage the sharing of machine-generated data
The European Union is considering a licensing regime for anonymised machine-generated data, requiring holders of the data to be required to sell it at a 'fair and reasonable' price. The suggestion is...
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Thank Zuck it's Friday #9 - Home Office 'super database', the software reseller claiming £270m from Microsoft and social media data breaches
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Travel firm delayed reporting the breach by 22 days, exceeding the 72-hour limit
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This week on the IT news podcast the team discusses the new military spending review, the implications of a fire at a chip manufacturing plant, and the concept of privacy-friendly paid-for internet search.
