Trump vows to retaliate against French digital tax
The teetotaller also took aim at French wine.
World News|Jul 26, 2019
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Mum ‘humbled’ after Lionel Messi plays football with her 11-year-old on holiday
Anna O’Neill’s son Mackenzie went on to befriend Messi’s son Thiago while holidaying in Antigua.
UK News|Jul 23, 2019
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Lisbon Lion goalscorer’s boots sold for £18,000 at auction
Tommy Gemmell’s Adidas boots were purchased by an anonymous private collector.
UK News|Jul 19, 2019
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Council urged not to publish landscaping plans for Harry and Meghan’s home
Criticism has been levelled at the amount spent on the property although security concerns were cited by the royal couple’s project manager.
UK News|Jul 19, 2019
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Mastercard unveils new payment concepts and ‘sonic brand’ sound
Splitting a bill could soon become a lot less difficult.
UK News|Jul 18, 2019
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Google suspends Viagogo as an advertiser
The move follows pressure from the Football Association, several MPs and the UK Music trade body.
UK News|Jul 17, 2019
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Apple previews new designs for World Emoji Day
It includes a number of new disability-themed emoji first seen earlier this year.
Viral News|Jul 16, 2019
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YouTube won’t ban drill music videos, says UK boss
Ben McOwen Wilson said boundaries are important online, but so is openness.
UK News|Jul 12, 2019
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France approves tax on internet giants despite US threats
Google, Amazon and Facebook could be affected by the new tax.
World News|Jul 11, 2019
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Google admits listening to some smart speaker recordings
The tech giant said it listened to a small number of interactions with its Google Assistant to train the software and improve its responses.
UK News|Jul 11, 2019
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US launches probe into France’s proposed tax on tech giants
The digital services tax is expected to be passed by the French Senate on Thursday.
World News|Jul 10, 2019
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Google Doodle designers ‘did not expect’ popularity
British Doodle artist Matt Cruikshank said the Google home page designs were never expected to become such a point of interest.
UK News|Jul 6, 2019
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Mad magazine signals end of an era after seven decades
The magazine has been published for 67 years.
World News|Jul 5, 2019
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French politicians approve 3% tax on online giants
The tech industry has warned it could lead to higher costs for consumers.
World News|Jul 4, 2019
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Competition watchdog launches digital markets probe
The Competition and Markets Authority study will look into how online platforms such as Facebook and Google use personal data.
UK News|Jul 3, 2019
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