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Multinational groups can rely on EU decisions that certain countries provide 'adequate' data protection, but they can also use other mechanisms, such as standard contractual clauses (SCCs), to ensure that EU principles are applied when data is transferred outside the bloc. Following a complaint by a privacy activist who challenged Facebook Ireland's reliance on SCCs as a legal basis for transferring personal data to Facebook in the US, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on 16 July annulled the EU US adequacy agreement known as the Privacy Shield and placed strict conditions on the use of SCCs. More companies have a chief privacy officer or other privacy leaders who report directly to the chief executive officer or the board of directors, although those companies remain in the minority. The EU's landmark data protection law gives companies chills, makes some privacy advocates sigh in frustration and causes consumers to frown whenever they have to click on a meddlesome cookie consent pop-up.

In the San Francisco Bay Area alone are RootMusic in San Francisco, which helps recording artists create fan pages on Facebook; Gogobot, a Menlo Park, Calif., travel service where members can tap the expertise of their Facebook friends to plan a trip; and Emeryville, Calif.-based Rotten Tomatoes, where fans can share movie likes or dislikes.

First of all, Hacker said, blog stories about the sign did not say he only charged Facebook what it cost him to remove the sign for shipment to Menlo Park, Calif. --

[...]observers said hiring Wilkinson significantly raises the chances that the FTC could bring the kind of high-stakes antitrust court case that the Department of Justice brought against Microsoft in the 1990s, arguing Microsoft abused its dominance in operating systems to freeze out competitors such as browser maker Netscape.

[...]Google has a problem. Since Apple launched the iPad two years ago, more and more people have needed to synch their data between many devices, and a growing number of people and companies have been using cloud services like Dropbox, which, according to comScore data, has seen its monthly traffic triple to 3.6 million users over the past year.

Facebook released a host of new data about its growing user population, and its recent $1 billion purchase of the mobile photo-sharing service Instagram that suggests the Menlo Park, Calif., social networking company sees its stock pricing at just under $31 a share when it goes public, an event widely expected in May.

Within days, your software code will be in front of our more than 845 million users. [...] begins the six-week journey of a new employee class in Facebook's \"Bootcamp,\" an experience shared by every engineering hire, whether they are a grizzled Silicon Valley veteran or a fresh-faced computer science grad. Since 2008, hundreds of Facebook's engineers have passed through Bootcamp, which may lack the physical tests of military basic training but does provide the same kind of shared experience and cultural indoctrination into the world's largest social network.

Samsung suit doesn't overtly focus on Google, but Apple's action against the Korean smartphone manufacturer is widely seen as a proxy war against Google's Android mobile operating system, which runs on Samsung's devices and has surpassed Apple's iOS as the world's most popular mobile operating system.

After a series of meetings in recent months from Silicon Valley to Belgium, the group hopes this week's sessions will help settle a universal \"Do Not Track\" standard for major Web browsers such as Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Mozilla's Firefox, Google's Chrome and Apple's Safari.

\"For years, we've focused on building the best experience for sharing photos with your friends and family,\" Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a post.