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Switzerland continues its actions against Goggle's Street View service. The Swiss Data Protection Authority has recently expressed its firm intention to bring Google to court on the matter.

Back in July, Microsoft announced it was making .NET available under its Community Promise, which in theory allowed free software developers to use the technology without fear of patent lawsuits.

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The newly elected German government plans to support open standards and open source software. In its four-year coalition contract, the government led by chancellor Angela Merkel, writes it wants to orient its IT systems on open standards and include open source solutions.

Continuing the privacy events after the huge success of the 11th Austrian Big Brother Awards that took place in the evening of 25 October 2009, the Third PrivacyOS Conference took place in Vienna on 26-27 October 2009, focusing on sharing information and best practices among experts in the field,...

Неколку белгиски невладини организации кои ги претставуваат интернет корисниците, адвокатите, новинарите, активистите за човекови права и други, на 26 октомври 2009 иницираа петиција против имплементацијата на Директивата за заштита на податоци на ЕУ во Белгија.

The public voice coalition, where EDRi is also a member, gathered almost two hundred privacy experts, advocates, and governments officials from around the world for a civil society event in Madrid with the title "Global privacy standards for a Global world".

Denmark is a country which has traditionally embraced modern technology. For over a decade pupils have been able to type up their exam answers on computers.

On 8 October 2009 the European Commission (EC) repeated its call to all EU member states to increase their efforts in dealing with online privacy threats to the public, such as spam, spyware and malware, based on findings from a study required by the Commission.

The Western Balkan countries could be among the world's first where citizens can use mobile devices to access electronic government services, reports Cordis, the European Union's information service on science, research and development.

Already nine out of Icelands 35 upper-secondary schools have expressed interest to participate in Iceland's project on open source in education.

The Fifth International Conference “e-Society.Mk 2009” will take place in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia, December 2-3, 2009 (Tuesday & Wednesday).