EU demands that internet companies take down illegal and 'terrorist content' down within an hour - or face harsh fines
EU decides Facebook, Twitter, Google et al haven't done enough to take down terrorist and illegal content
The European Union is planning on levying harsh fines on social media networks that fail to take down on what it regards as illegal and terrorist content within an hour. Julian King, the EU's commissioner...
More on Communications
Zero downtime - how Bloomberg builds extreme reliability into its applications
Kubernetes, multi-cloud and open source technologies are all key ingredients, says head of compute infrastructure Andrey Rybka
IBM tackles HCI again with container-native platform
The use of containers and open source virtualisation without relying on VMware could disrupt the HCI market
Aim for user-centricity, says Automation Logic
Keep it simple, advises David Keigher
Does the choice of enterprise Linux really matter anymore?
We speak to Canonical, Red Hat and SUSE about the place of Linux in a cloud-based future - and what the CentOS EOL foretells
Securing your investment in Microsoft 365
There’s a lot of sensitive data contained in Office documents - so it makes sense to take care of it
Back to Top
