Concern over Proposals to Fine 2% of Global Turnover for Data Protection Breaches [Video]
Last week, we brought you an interview with the Head of the Department of Justice's Data Protection Unit, Séamus Carroll, who explained the negotiations currently under way among EU states to draft a new set of data
New EU Standards Could Include Hefty Fines for Breaches of Data Protection Rules [Video]
Séamus Carroll is Head of the Data Protection Unit in the Department of Justice and Equality. He recently addressed a conference on cybersecurity organised by AON Insurance and held at the Convention Centre Dublin, on the subject
Eircode is Designed for Property Tax, not Navigation, says Loc8Code CEO [Audio]
Yesterday we wrote about the Eircode postcode system which is going to be introduced in Ireland in 2015. We posted a video by Gary Delaney, CEO of rival company Loc8Code, whose complaint to the EU about
New IP Bill will Enhance Legal Protection for Generic Drug Development
The Intellectual Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2014, which is published today, will enhance the immunity from patent infringement for companies involved in testing generic versions of drugs while the original drugs continue to enjoy patent protection. A case in 1984
New EU Roaming Charges Explained (Sort of)
As of July 1st 2014 the rates for roaming across the EU have dropped. This is great news for anyone who likes to travel in the EU and doesn't want to disconnected while "on the road".
New TLDs are in Ireland Now!
So you've heard about the new generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs) such as .london and .clarehurling? OK, I made that one up - but you get the idea. ICANN received applications for almost 2000 new gTLDs and over 300
