Podcast: Compost, Lost Lobsters and Silly Traffic [Audio]
Blacknight CEO Michele Neylon and I got together in his office on Friday for our first podcast chat of 2016 - and it's been a busy year so far. Michele brings us up to date on his
Give Snowden Asylum in Europe, Say MEPs
The European Parliament has voted to call on EU member states to "drop any criminal charges against Edward Snowden, grant him protection and consequently prevent extradition or rendition by third parties, in recognition of his status
Safe Harbour Ruling Strengthens Europe’s Hand – An Interview with Simon McGarr [Audio]
Simon McGarr is our guest on today's podcast. He's the solicitor representing Digital Rights Ireland, who were granted amicus curiae status in the case regarding the EU-US 'Safe Harbour Agreement', which the EU Court of Justice ruled
Dropbox Follows Twitter by Basing Services in Ireland, as UK Gives Immunity to Spies
If you live outside the United States and use Twitter, then from today that service is provided to you by Twitter International Company, which is based in Dublin. In its announcement last month the company made
Digital Rights Europe Presentations and Photos are Online
Last week's Digital Rights Europe conference was a great gathering of technology, business and legal minds: thoroughly enjoyable, and productive too! If you missed it (or if you were too busy networking to catch all the
Twitter International Puts Ireland at the Centre of New Privacy Policy
Changes to Twitter's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, which will take effect on May 18, put Ireland at the centre of the social media company's international operations. Twitter sent email to users today outlining the changes, and pointing
