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Once again, Startup Sesame has chosen Valencia for its annual gathering. The third biggest city in Spain, Valencia is considered...

The year-long 360 Lab Accelerator program extends the deadline for startups to apply until November 18, with the acceleration program...

The Dutch Ministry for Infrastructure commissions software companies to utilize blockchain technology for streamlining and automating waste transportation between The Netherlands and...

Techstars London's newly-appointed Managing Director Eamonn Carey is visiting cities across Europe to meet with startups and founders ahead of...

As one of the fastest growing ecommerce platforms in Europe, Helloprint announced on Monday that it had raised an additional...

Chinese tech giant Huawei's ambition is no secret: to be a $100 billion company within two years, and it starts in...

A message posted on Chilling Effects indicates the site may list takedown requests following the EU's 'right to be forgotten' court ruling

Irish law, and Facebook's string of European offices, is "undermining" Germany's privacy protection laws, according to Germany authorities.

As Facebook looks to hire 100 new employees in 2013 it has released a video showing what it's like to work in their European Headquarters in Dublin.

The European Commission has launched an antitrust investigation into Apple, after it received unofficial complaints that the company's contracts for selling iPad & iPhone are uncompetitive.

A collection of Europe's data protection authorities have warned users and app developers about the information smartphone & tablets leak online.

In Ireland , Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Symantec, Twitter, PayPal, and Intel need to fill thousands of jobs, and they're looking over sees for applicants.

European data protection authorities are "coordinating their enforcement actions" against Google after the company has apparently failed to take specific action on alleged "deficiencies" in its new privacy policy that came into effect one year ago.

As other EU countries look on, smartphone and tablet users in Sweden, who don't own a TV, will have to pay the country's national TV license from today

Apple's ruling of $1 billion against Samsung for patent infringement was too much, a US court found today. Samsung just has to pay $599 million to Apple.

Danish start-up CanvasDropr launches presentation.ie, a second screen web application designed make business and education presentations more engaging.

Facebook can force its users to use their real names on the site but a German data protection agency believes this shouldn't be the case.

European start-up CanvasDropr wanted to provide a better level of service to its users, so it got rid of its old feedback button. And so should you.

Just two weeks after launching the social-based anti transaction fraud start-up, TrustEv, has closed its angel investment round.

One Irish start-up is fighting fraud with with the social web. We speaking to Trustev to see how they're doing and why it's needed.