French regulators have fined Google €500 Million for failing to negotiate the link tax payments in good faith.
Google Fined €500 Million For Not Negotiating Link Tax in Good Faith in France Read More »
NSO Group’s Project Pegasus apparently targeted the French president as well as Mexico’s presidential inner circle.
NSO Group Malware Targeted French President, Mexico President’s Inner Circle Read More »
Other countries are reacting to the US backing efforts to implement a patent waiver. Some countries are also backing this move.
Germany Opposes COVID Vaccine Patent Waiver, France Flip-Flops, Canada Considers Read More »
French privacy watchdog, CNIL, has fined Google a record breaking 100 million euros. It also fined Amazon 35 million euros.
French Privacy Regulator Fines Google €100 Million, Amazon €35 Million Read More »
The link tax got a major boost recently. Google is backing down from regulatory pressure and is agreeing to pay the link tax.
Google Caves to Regulators, Will Pay Link Tax to Publishers Read More »
Reverberations from the French decision to compel Google to provide snippets on their news service and pay for it is generating media interest in Canada.
French Link Tax Decision Sparks Media Interest In Canada Read More »
The battle over the European Link Tax is reaching bizarre levels. Regulators said that Google must use snippets in their news service.
French Regulators Compel Google to Post News Snippets in Link Tax Battle Read More »
A new milestone has been set in cracking encryption. Computer scientists have now cracked 240-bit RSA encryption with brute force.
New Record Set in Cracking RSA Encryption Read More »
The Avia Law in France has received a lot of criticism. EDRI has gotten the chance to weigh in, saying that they, too, disapprove of
EDRI Warns France Against Adoption of the Avia Hate Speech Law Read More »
In a move to comply with Europe’s Link Tax, Google France deleted news snippets. The perfectly legal move is being blasted by French politicians as
French Politician’s Blast Google Following the Law as “Unacceptable” Read More »
