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Google to Pay Publishers $1 Billion Over Three Years for Their Content
Google plans to pay $1 billion to publishers globally for their content over the next three years, its CEO said on Thursday, a move that could help it win over a powerful group amid heightened regulatory scrutiny worldwide.
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Facebook Marketplace Expands to 17 New European Markets
Facebook Marketplace marks fresh competition for community-based e-commerce pioneers such as Craigslist and eBay's classifieds business.
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Refugees Sat Across Europeans For 4 Minutes. Here's What Happened Next
Can just four minutes of eye contact help people connect better? An experiment conducted by Amnesty International places refugees from Syria and Somalia opposite European citizens from countries like Germany, Poland, Belgium and UK. How they react after looking at each other for four minutes is documented in this video, posted on Facebook on May 25...
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Only Logged-in People to Use Facebook in Belgium
Only logged-in users would be able to view their Facebook pages in Belgium after the privacy watchdog accused the social networking site of violating the European Union law by tracking non-users through persistent cookies without their consent, media reports said.
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Facebook to Halt Tracking Non-Facebook Users in Belgium
The company's action means Belgians will have to log into Facebook before they can see Facebook page.
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Facebook to Appeal Belgian Privacy Ruling
Facebook said on Monday it would appeal a court ruling ordering it to stop using a cookie to track people in Belgium who are not Facebook users, but who visit Facebook pages.
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Found and Lost: Belgium Teen Loses Modelling Contract After Controversial Picture
After a picture of her cheering for her team went viral on social media, Axelle's life has changed for good
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World Cup Online: Howard's Saves, Streaming Frenzy
Here's a look at how the World Cup fared online this week.
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Germany wants a German Internet as spying scandal rankles
As a diplomatic row rages between the United States and Europe over spying accusations, state-backed Deutsche Telekom wants German communications companies to cooperate to shield local internet traffic from foreign intelligence services.
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Google to Pay Publishers $1 Billion Over Three Years for Their Content
Google plans to pay $1 billion to publishers globally for their content over the next three years, its CEO said on Thursday, a move that could help it win over a powerful group amid heightened regulatory scrutiny worldwide.
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Facebook Marketplace Expands to 17 New European Markets
Facebook Marketplace marks fresh competition for community-based e-commerce pioneers such as Craigslist and eBay's classifieds business.
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Refugees Sat Across Europeans For 4 Minutes. Here's What Happened Next
Can just four minutes of eye contact help people connect better? An experiment conducted by Amnesty International places refugees from Syria and Somalia opposite European citizens from countries like Germany, Poland, Belgium and UK. How they react after looking at each other for four minutes is documented in this video, posted on Facebook on May 25...
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Only Logged-in People to Use Facebook in Belgium
Only logged-in users would be able to view their Facebook pages in Belgium after the privacy watchdog accused the social networking site of violating the European Union law by tracking non-users through persistent cookies without their consent, media reports said.
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Facebook to Halt Tracking Non-Facebook Users in Belgium
The company's action means Belgians will have to log into Facebook before they can see Facebook page.
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Facebook to Appeal Belgian Privacy Ruling
Facebook said on Monday it would appeal a court ruling ordering it to stop using a cookie to track people in Belgium who are not Facebook users, but who visit Facebook pages.
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Found and Lost: Belgium Teen Loses Modelling Contract After Controversial Picture
After a picture of her cheering for her team went viral on social media, Axelle's life has changed for good
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World Cup Online: Howard's Saves, Streaming Frenzy
Here's a look at how the World Cup fared online this week.
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Germany wants a German Internet as spying scandal rankles
As a diplomatic row rages between the United States and Europe over spying accusations, state-backed Deutsche Telekom wants German communications companies to cooperate to shield local internet traffic from foreign intelligence services.
