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Facebook privacy audit by auditors finds everything is awesome!
FTC's heavily redacted report says everything's hunky dory
Kaspersky Lab loses the privilege of giving Twitter ad money
Twitter's loss is the EFF's gain
Creaky NHS digital infrastructure risks holding back gene boffinry, say MPs
Ask for clear budgets, better training and yup, public engagement
Government demands for people's personal info from Microsoft reach all-time low
Just 23k requests in first half of 2017, says Windows giant
EU under pressure to slap non-compliance notice on Google over pay-to-play 'remedy'
Comparison shopping websites won't use Chocolate Factory fix
CEO insisted his email was on server that had been offline for years
On-Call When the dotcom bubble burst, the surviving techies learned the true meaning of just-in-time training
ZTE to USA: Sure, ban us, but you cannot afford such victories
We’ve done everything you asked - even implemented SAP - pleads Chinese vendor
Will Dell eat VMware? Or will Carl Icahn snack on Dell? And where does Uber fit in? Yes, Uber!
Let’s get up to date on the crazy world of reverse mergers
Qual-gone: 1,200+ axed from Snapdragon, Centriq giant Qualcomm
Chip designer pushes hundreds out the door in cost-cutting drive
Facebook puts 1.5bn users on a boat from Ireland to California
Social media giant continues its loving embrace of GDPR privacy rules
BBC extends Capita Audience Services contract to 25 years
Nothing can be said to be certain, except death, taxes and Auntie's Capita deals
Mad Leo tried to sack me over Autonomy, says top HP Inc beancounter
Court hears Catherine Lesjak recall vicious infighting over doomed $11bn buyout
How 'parasitic' Google's 'We're journalists!' court defence was stamped into oblivion
Comment High Court judge put boot into ad tech firm
Soyuz later! Russia may exit satellite launch biz
Is it worth competing with SpaceX prices?
Jeff Bezos purple prose reveals Amazon Prime's passed 100m customers
And AWS is closing in on $20bn a year, says nine-page letter to investor we read to spare you the new age derp
Australia’s .au admins told to reform or get rooted
auDA bins plans for direct .au sales to focus on governance and not pissing off members
Super Cali health inspectors: Tesla blood awoke us
Updated Probe to see if Musk was up to something quite atrocious
Facebook previews GDPR privacy tools and, yep, it's the same old BS
Comment ACCEPT AND CONTINUE. ACCEPT AND CONTINUE
Now IBM turns redundo gun on its Digital Business Group
Staff refused stat minimum terms to exit voluntarily, you can guess what happened next
What Israel's crack majority-women Unit 8200 hackers can teach tech about diversity
RSA 2018 Intelligence agency a pipeline for women in infosec
Facebook faces foe formation in facial fingering fight
Judge allows face recognition lawsuit class action status
BT rearranges deck chairs, launches good ship Enterprise
Onwards and upwards...until the next reorg
Guess who's still most moaned about UK ISP... Rhymes with BorkBork
No, BT and Plusnet, you're not off the hook either
Europe wants cloud giants to cough up data from anywhere in 6hrs
Same-day delivery of mails, texts, and docs for investigators probing crime or terror
Cambridge Analytica's ex-CEO decides not to front UK Parliamentary Committee again
Members are not amused, ponder summons and debunk legal arguments
Huawei CEO sings 'Bye, bye, mister American Pai', trims US C-suite
The best thing about beating your head against a brick wall? It feels great when you stop
Autonomy pulled wool over Brit finance panel's eyes, US court told
Trial of ex-CFO Sushovan Hussein continues
More than 87m Facebook profiles farmed, says second ex-Cambridge Analytica witness
Plus: Former CEO snubs MPs
France building encrypted messaging app for politicians
Yes, this is the same France that wants not-backdoors for the rest of us
Google, AWS IPs blocked by Russia in Telegram crackdown
Two million addresses down, 4.2 billion to go - oh, plus the IPv6 address space
Internet Engineering Task Force leaves home, gets own bank account
Admin overhaul clarifies legals, funding, but can't solve problem of who drives standards
ZTE now stands for 'zero tech exports' – US govt slaps 7-year ban on biz
American suppliers barred from selling to Chinese tech giant
Data watchdog fines Brit council £120k for identifying 943 owners of vacant property
Accidentally pulled cloth off pivot table in Grenfell Tower FoI
Scotland: Get tae f**k on 10Mbps Broadband USO
Scottish punters don't want to subsidise crappy speeds in England
NHS Digital execs showed 'little regard' for patient ethics by signing data deal
MPs slam Gov.uk over risk of making patient address sharing 'normal practice'
'I crashed AOL for 19 hours and messed up global email for a week'
Who, me? The great AOL outage of 1996, explained by a chap who made it happen
Xerox CEO accused of seeking Fujifilm tie-up against board's instructions
Not so, huffs Xerox chair
Congressional group asks FBI boss Wray to explain Apple lawsuit
How dark can crims really go?
Apple leak: If you leak from Apple, we'll have you arrested, says Apple
Doing China's bidding seems to have rubbed off on Cupertino
Anon biz bloke wins milestone Google Right To Be Forgotten lawsuit
RTBF trial His co-claimant wasn't so lucky, however
Latest F-35 flight tests finish – and US stops accepting new jets
Contract wrangle overshadows milestone
HMRC delays digi tax plans amid Brexit customs woes
UK taxmen triaging projects to prioritise trucks' passage at Dover
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