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Deloitte predicts that the number of click and collect locations in Europe will reach half a million in 2015, a 20% increase on the previous year.

The European Commission has published a raft of proposals as part of the Digital Single Market Strategy, focusing on facilitating cross-border trade and e-commerce.

On Thursday 3 April 2014, the European Parliament voted to adopt net neutrality.

The report proposed to make available the 700 MHz band (694-790 MHz) to wireless broadband by 2020.

Google may now be forced to remove personal information from its search results after the CJEU stated that EU citizens have a 'right to be forgotten'.

The European Commission (EC) recently proposed the European Cloud Initiative (ECI): a plan to create a world-class data infrastructure to store, manage, transport and process data at high speeds.

Parliament’s intelligence and security committee sternly criticised a large unnamed US internet company and stated that Fusilier Lee Rigby's murder might have been prevented.

The law in the UK surrounding nuisance calls and texts changed on 6 April to allow the Information Commissioner’s Office to fine companies who make unsolicited calls.

The European Commission (EC) has announced this week that it is to take legal action against Germany over safety failings in connection with the suicide crash of Germanwings Flight 4U9525 into the French Alps in March.

A British teenager has been sentenced to community service for masterminding in 2013 what was hen described as the biggest ever cyber attack.

France's privacy watchdog said last week that the "right to be forgotten" extends beyond EU versions of the Google search engine to cover sensitive or embarrassing results internationally.

UK insurers have been asked to provide information on their cyber-security capabilities as part of a review being carried out by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA).

Twitter’s revision to its privacy policy on 18 April 2015 will see account information for users outside of the US handled in Dublin and subject to Irish privacy and data protection law.

The High Court ruled last week that emergency surveillance legislation rushed through Parliament last summer is incompatible with EU law on the grounds that it breaches human rights.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) began the hearing this Tuesday of a complaint that US technology companies such as Facebook and Google, are in breach of European Union (EU) law.

It emerged this week that a draft bill extending the government's powers to retain communications records will be reintroduced following the Conservative party's election victory.

Cyber crime is the greatest threat to the UK insurance industry, according to a survey published last week.

The European Union has just launched an inquiry into whether Apple’s famous online music store, iTunes, falls foul of competition laws by way of its territorial sales restrictions. UK consumer group <I>Which? </I>complained that British residents were paying more to download songs than any other EU nationals back in 2005 and is said to be pleased with news of the inquiry. Downloading a track from iTunes costs 79p in the UK, compared to 72p in Denmark and only 66p in France, Belgium and Germany.