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Shiba Inu Holders to Get ‘.SHIB’ Domain that Would Function on Web2.0, Web3
The Shiba Inu team has applied to acquire the ‘.shib’ domain, which if approved, would let members of its community create email addresses with the ‘.shib’ suffix. If things go well, Shib developers will offer ‘name tokens’ based on .shib that would eliminate the need for its community to create long, alphanumeric crypto wallet addresse...
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Google Wins Fight Against European Union Over 'Right To Be Forgotten'
Google is not required to apply an EU "right to be forgotten" to its search engine domains outside Europe, the EU's top court ruled Tuesday in a landmark decision.
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Google Wins in 'Right to Be Forgotten' Fight With France
Google is not required to apply an EU "right to be forgotten" to its search engine domains outside Europe, the EU's top court ruled Tuesday in a landmark decision.
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Acquisition Rules Hamper Ability to Counter Cyber-Attacks: US Military
Officials argue that the cyber domain is fundamentally different and requires different rules than those applied to jets and missiles.
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Shiba Inu Holders to Get ‘.SHIB’ Domain that Would Function on Web2.0, Web3
The Shiba Inu team has applied to acquire the ‘.shib’ domain, which if approved, would let members of its community create email addresses with the ‘.shib’ suffix. If things go well, Shib developers will offer ‘name tokens’ based on .shib that would eliminate the need for its community to create long, alphanumeric crypto wallet addresse...
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Google Wins Fight Against European Union Over 'Right To Be Forgotten'
Google is not required to apply an EU "right to be forgotten" to its search engine domains outside Europe, the EU's top court ruled Tuesday in a landmark decision.
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Google Wins in 'Right to Be Forgotten' Fight With France
Google is not required to apply an EU "right to be forgotten" to its search engine domains outside Europe, the EU's top court ruled Tuesday in a landmark decision.
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Acquisition Rules Hamper Ability to Counter Cyber-Attacks: US Military
Officials argue that the cyber domain is fundamentally different and requires different rules than those applied to jets and missiles.
