Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403 million for GDPR infringements involving the processing of users’ location data. The decision covers practices examined between 2018 and 2020 and gives Google six months to bring the relevant processing into compliance.
The RIPE Fellowship has opened applications for its 2027 meetings in Vilnius and Madrid, offering participants support to join the RIPE community and take part in its meetings.
ICANN’s latest report records the expansion of Internationalized Domain Names while highlighting continued work to make domain names and email addresses work across languages and scripts.
Two new European Commission reports examine the growing use of generative AI in education and differences in how European school systems are responding to digital transformation.
The updated translations make W3C’s technical accessibility guidelines available in French, supporting their adoption and implementation across French-speaking communities.
More than 25 civil society organisations and independent experts have urged the Pall Mall Process to include stronger human rights, oversight and accountability safeguards in its forthcoming guidelines for commercial cyber intrusion capabilities.
UNODC Executive Director Monica Juma has called on countries to ratify the UN Cybercrime Convention as digital technologies expand the scale and reach of criminal activity.
The EU AI Board has reviewed progress on AI Act implementation, enforcement and transparency rules, alongside developments in European and international AI policy.
The ITU Development Sector has published a toolkit to help regulators establish licensing frameworks for non-geostationary satellite systems, covering spectrum, market access, terminals and satellite services. The growing use of low-Earth orbit satellite constellations is creating new regulatory questions for national authorities. The ITU Development Sector has published a new toolkit to help policymakers address [...]
A new GNI policy brief calls for independent, transparent and participatory regulation as Bangladesh introduces a new generation of digital laws.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
