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Asks Parliament to ensure ISPs don't block, impair or degrade the ability of any person to use an Internet messaging or content service

Group calls on lawmakers to reject self-regulation on online behavioral advertising and increased focus on data protection

The European Commission has taken the first legal steps to force 20 EU countries to protect consumers' privacy

A new proposal could make it easier for Internet users to watch films online

European Parliamentarians demand a solution to the Data Protection Directive-Patriot Act clash. The issue has been raised following Microsoft's admission last week that it may have to hand over European customers' data on a new cloud service to U.S. authorities

The OECD represents 34 governments including European Union member states, the U.S., Canada, Australia, Mexico and Korea. Wednesday's communication focuses on copyright infringement and the measures ISPs could take to deter this

The European Commission warns telcos that they must allow network access to downstream broadband providers

Most member states fail to take any action on the new anti-cookie directive. The new law, which aims to give Internet users more information about the data stored about them, was supposed to be implemented by all E.U. countries by May 25