One Transatlantic Data-Sharing Pact Is Already Dead. Today's Case Against Facebook Could Kill AnotherA privacy hearing on Tuesday could destroy companies' ability to move personal data from Europe to the U.S.
Facebook and Google's Data-Control Tactics Are Now a Competition IssueThe U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority is folding data-control issues into a probe of the digital advertising market.
Uber Fined $1.17 Million in Europe over Its Massive 2016 Data Hack and Cover-upThe $1.17 million fines would likely have been bigger under the new GDPR.
Twitter Under Formal Investigation for How It Tracks Users in the GDPR EraThe company is being investigated over its t.co link-shortening service.
The 15-Year Google Veteran Who Took Its Ad Business to $95 Billion in Revenue Is Leaving the CompanyHis departure is just one of the challenges to Google's ad unit
Big Tech Plans Fightback Against California's New Privacy LawIt ain't over 'til it's over.
Facebook Is Still Giving Dozens of Companies Access to the Data of Users’ FriendsFacebook says it's winding down the deals.
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