Europe's privacy rulebook does not create obstacles to taking action to cur...
Original article Original article
Author: Douglas Busvine
The latest Tweets from Reuters (@Reuters). Top and breaking news, pictures and videos from Reuters. For more breaking business news, follow @ReutersBiz. Around the world
View all posts by Douglas Busvine
Douglas Busvine has recently written 4 articles on similar topics including :
"Italy and Spain, the two European countries hardest hit by the new coronavirus, have enforced the most drastic lockdowns to curb the pandemic but one country, Sweden, stands out for allowing life to go on much as before, Google data show" . (April 3, 2020 )"A group of leading German travel start-ups appealed to U.S. tech giant Google on Thursday to offer them easier terms on paying for advertising to help them ride out the coronavirus pandemic that has devastated their business" . (April 30, 2020 )"An Apple collaboration with Google will make it quicker to get systems for tracing coronavirus infections up and running, the prime mover behind a European effort to support the smartphone technology says" . (April 15, 2020 )"Germany changed course on Sunday over which type of smartphone technology it wanted to use to trace coronavirus infections, backing an approach supported by Apple and Google along with a growing number of other European countries" . (April 26, 2020 )
Posted on March 10, 2020 December 20, 2022 coronavirus , france , germany , japan , policy makers , privacy , public health , western europe