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Billionaire Elon Musk wants to promote free speech on Twitter, but the European Union's Digital Services Act could see the bloc calling the shots

The head of the DPR says about 400 foreign mercenaries remain at Azovstal in Mariupol.

A few years ago, the EU implemented some laws that required websites to ask for user consent before setting non-essential cookies. While these regulations were well-meant, they...

Privacy-focused browser Brave has rolled out a new feature to bypass Google's accelerated mobile pages to bolster security - and remove more of the Web from the tech giant's clutches.

The EU’s new Digital Markets Act is likely to exacerbate the signal loss caused by privacy-focused changes enacted by the Apples and Metas of the world, explains Goodway Group’s Jay Friedman as part of The Drum’s Digital Advertising Deep Dive. Instead of playing whack-a-mole on signal loss, however, he argues that businesses must take a more comprehensive approach.

Despite a huge 70% drop in Cyberpunk 2077 sales, CD Projekt RED delivered its second-best sales revenues of all time in 2021.

CD Projekt REDs massive new game is hugely ambitious, and should have online elements to help fulfill the scope.

Cyberpunk 2077s ambitious multiplayer will miss its 2021 target.

Both red and blue states have inched data privacy proposals forward in recent years, but...

After Ukrainian soldiers surrendered to their Russian counterparts in the city of Mariupol, Kiev turns down an offer by Moscow to evacuate those soldiers, saying it would sever talks.