News
Huawei “vigorously oppose” US bid to disqualify defence lawyer
Huawei will “vigorously oppose” a motion filed by US prosecutors to disqualify its defence lawyer in case accusing it of bank fraud and sanctions violations. Read more…
Month: May 2019
Off the Wire
KT taps Samsung to expand PS-LTE network
South Korea’s second largest mobile operator KT selected Samsung to expand its public safety LTE (PS-LTE) network, which also supports NB-IoT services. Read more…
News
Australians face heavy profiling in upcoming election
Australian political parties are using heavy profiling methods illustrating how privacy scandals have done little to slow the march of data-driven campaigning. Read more…
Features
Friday Futures: invisible aliens and an asteroid hit
This week: invisible aliens are breeding with us; robots playing Tetris; AI and magnets; laser weapons and asteroids. Read more…
Views
Stop using AI tools for criminal justice apps, warn experts
AI experts have strongly advised halting the use of risk assessment tools for criminal justice apps because the technology isn’t good enough yet. Read more…
Views
Why EU operators keep losing the battle against net neutrality
Policymakers promised that the EU’s net neutrality law would bring more innovation and protect end user rights, but it appears that it is doing the opposite. Read more…
News
Assange tells extradition hearing, “I’ve protected many people”
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told a London court his work had protected “many people” and refused to agree to be extradited to the USA to face trial Read more…
Off the Wire
TM Forum announces new Chairman – Steffen Roehn
TM Forum today announced that Steffen Roehn has been elected as the organization’s new chairman for a two-year term. Read more…
Views
The future of retail – survival of the biggest?
It is not easy to see where the future of retail lies. There is a massive shake up going on and one thing that retailers must get right is digital presence. Read more…
News
Romanian witches cast spells over the internet – for a fee
The power of the Internet has allowed Romanian witches to gradually migrate their ancient practices onto the Web, including casting spells. Read more…