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EU justice minister Viviane Reding has been accused of holding a “Sword of Damocles” over business, after finally unveiling the…

O2 is facing a major privacy backlash from its customers – and those on Tesco Mobile, which uses its network…

Businesses are being urged to open their doors to staff from the Information Commissioner’s Office who will provide onsite advice…

An online service which charges for stopping so-called ‘nuisance phone calls’ has been forced to overhaul its website after the…

Facebook is to give away £4.2m of advertising space as part of a scheme to help British and European businesses…

The UK’s data protection regime lags behind Greece, Russia, and Norway – ranking it joint 21st alongside Romania and Latvia…

Civil liberties group Big Brother Watch has called into question whether self-regulation can deliver privacy for Internet users following the…

Royal Mail could be deluged by a wave of employment tribunal claims from temporary Christmas staff, according to reports, which…

Outsourcing firm Ant has had its fourth contact centre opened by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, who praised the company…