European Commission Launches Assault on European’s Over Article 13 Drew Wilson | February 19, 2019 Things are continuing to deteriorate in Europe. Now, MEPs are lashing out at their citizens, blasting them as “fake” activism.
Protests Begin Breaking Out in Europe Over Article 11, Article 13 Drew Wilson | February 16, 2019 The ink has barely dried on the finalizing of Article 11 and Article 13 and now, protests are beginning to emerge in Europe.
Google’s Article 11 Compliant News Service Shows 45% Drop in Traffic Drew Wilson | February 15, 2019 In a rather timely update, Google says that its Article 11 compliant news service saw a 45% drop in traffic.
Digital Rights Advocates Slam Latest Version of Article 11 and Article 13 Drew Wilson | February 14, 2019 After the passage of Europe’s article 11 and article 13, digital rights advocates have slammed the directive, saying it is the worst version yet.
Lobbying Defeats the People, Article 11/13 Passes Trilogue Stage Drew Wilson | February 13, 2019 Major multinational corporations, through the power of lobbying, have scored a huge victory and got Article 11 and Article 13 through the Trilogue stage.
Report: Article 11 and Article 13 Could Be Finalized This Week Drew Wilson | February 12, 2019 It’s being hailed as the law everyone hates, but that’s not stopping its forward movement. One report is suggesting that it could be finalized this week.
Apple, Cisco, Call for an American Version of the GDPR Laws Drew Wilson | February 8, 2019 While GDPR is changing the face of Europe’s privacy environment, Apple and Cisco are hoping that the US could have something similar.
Germany Surrenders to France, Article 11/13 Now Moves Ahead Drew Wilson | February 5, 2019 Germany, a key factor in the stalled negotiations, has surrendered to Frances demands. This is allowing article 11 and article 13 to move forward.
95,000 GDPR Privacy Complaints Made to Europe’s Authorities Drew Wilson | January 30, 2019 New statistics recently released suggest that 95,000 complaints have been made to European authorities under the GDPR laws.
Google Fined $57 Million for Privacy Violations, but Google Appeals Drew Wilson | January 28, 2019 France’s privacy watchdog has issued a fine worth about $57 million for privacy violations. In response, Google has appealed the fine.
