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How Thomas Hoe helps Amazon understand European customers - Amazon Science

The principal economist and his team address unique challenges using techniques at the intersection of microeconomics, statistics, and machine learning.

EU Parliament officially adopts AI Act — landmark regulation likely to become law in May | VentureBeat

Nearly three years after draft rules were proposed, European Parliament lawmakers approved the landmark EU AI Act today.

Why Apple needs to face greater antitrust scrutiny | The DeanBeat | VentureBeat

After watching Apple's defiance of European antitrust regulators this week, I've come to the conclusion that the company needs to face greater antitrust scrutiny.

Hugging Face nabs Tesla scientist for open source robotics project | VentureBeat

Remi Cadene's move signals an ambitious expansion for Hugging Face, which until now, has primarily focused on software, not hardware.

EU court upholds media-copying levies for individuals | Network World

European courts have ruled that businesses do not have to pay a special levy when purchasing copy-enabling media and devices such as blank CDs and MP3 players, however private individuals will still have to cough up the extra charge in many E.U. countries.

EU stakeholders tell Commission net neutrality is essential | Network World

Almost all the feedback to a European Commission consultation on net neutrality stressed the importance of preserving an open Internet, but stopped short of calling for minimum quality-of-service rules.

Blocking child porn websites is not sufficient, say EU reps | Network World

Simply blocking websites may not be enough to combat child pornography, according to the European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee, which also said that such a measure would be difficult to implement across the European Union due to member states' differing sensitivities and traditions.

EU and US to start talks on personal data security | Network World

European Justice Ministers have agreed to work toward an accord with the U.S. on personal data protection. The decision was made at the Justice and Home Affairs Council on Friday.

Europe fines nine chipmakers €331M over price fixing | Network World

European antitrust regulators fined nine semiconductor manufacturers more than €331 million (US$404 million) on Wednesday following a years-long investigation into price fixing in the market for DRAM memory chips.

Alleged EU talks could lead to strict punishment for piracy | Network World

The Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) has lashed out at the European Commission over allegations that the Commission has been holding "secret talks" on intellectual property rights with ISPs.

European Commission wants personal data on air passengers | Network World

If the European Commission has its way, all air travelers regardless of nationality will have to give their personal details to national authorities when they fly in or out of the European Union.

EU publishers blast Apple’s iPad subscription plan | Network World

European publishers have added their voice to the chorus of criticism surrounding Apple's plans for iPad newspaper subscriptions.

EU Parliament warned to wait for ruling on patent law | Network World

The European Parliament has been asked to wait for a landmark ruling from the European Court of Justice before voting on a single-patent system for Europe that organizations fear could hurt software companies.

European Parliament demands transparency in ACTA talks | Network World

The European Parliament demanded Wednesday that the European Commission open up secret negotiations about an anticounterfeiting trade agreement (ACTA) to the public.

EC antitrust probe is latest clash in Google-Microsoft war | Network World

The European Commission's decision to launch an antitrust investigation into Google Inc.'s activities has intensified that company's already heated competition with Microsoft Corp.

DOJ, EC clear Microsoft-Yahoo search deal | Network World

The U.S. Department of Justice and the European Commission on Thursday both unconditionally approved Microsoft and Yahoo's plan to work together in the field of Internet search.

EU’s net neutrality battle rages on | Network World

Despite claiming to support net neutrality, the European Commission has been criticized for not going far enough in its latest report released Tuesday.

European Commission grant offers Symbian a boost | Network World

The Symbian Foundation, which recently lost its respected executive director and the backing of two major phone makers, is getting a much-needed boost through a European Commission-sponsored project.

EU antitrust unit to examine Microsoft-Yahoo deal by Feb. 19 | Network World

The European Commission set a Feb. 19 deadline for its review of Microsoft's planned Internet search tie-up with Yahoo Tuesday.

New EC team set back after candidate pulls out | Network World

The process of appointing a new executive team to head the European Commission was set back Tuesday when one candidate for commissioner pulled out.

EU fines flat-screen panel companies for illegal cartel | Network World

The European Commission on Wednesday found Asian flat-screen panel makers guilty of forming a cartel and fined them for breaching competition law.

Microsoft back in court to appeal against EU antitrust fine | Network World

Microsoft was once again back in court on Tuesday to appeal against a €899 million fine imposed by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in 2008 after a decade of legal battles.

EC, Microsoft settlement broadly welcomed | Network World

Microsoft's successful settlement of its antitrust issues with the European Commission was welcomed by the software company's foes and friends alike Wednesday, with many hailing the moment as a turning point for the computer industry.

European ISPs lash out at secret ACTA negotiations | Network World

Secretive international trade negotiations intended to clamp down on counterfeiting risk undermining the openness and innovation-friendly nature of the Internet, said EuroISPA, a trade group representing Europe's Internet service providers (ISPs), on Monday.

Senior EU official wants ISPs to safeguard public values | Network World

A senior European Commission official has said that Internet service providers (ISPs) should be responsible for safeguarding public values.

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