Does tactical voting work? The strange maths of EU elections explained
The EU elections use the D’Hondt system, rather than first-past-the-post. This means fringe parties are likely to get a boost
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The EU elections are next week. Fake news is not the problem
"Information operations are rarely about changing the things people believe, but changing the way they feel. Anger and fear are
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Devs call on EU antitrust chiefs to rein in Apple's App Store abuse
The complainants say their apps were discriminated against to favour Apple’s Screen Time Source link
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Tuesday briefing: Fiat Chrysler cuts a deal with Tesla to meet EU emissions regulations
Tesla’s cars will be counted as part of Fiat’s fleet for total emissions assessment in the EU, the ISS is
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A no deal Brexit will mean the return of EU roaming charges
The European Commission’s no deal planning confirms that people using UK mobile phone plans in the EU could once again
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Monday briefing: ExxonMobil could be banned from EU lobbying
ExxonMobil faces disciplinary action after failing to appear at a hearing into the promotion of climate change denial, a family
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Spotify's EU complaint attacks Apple's trump card: the App Store
As iPhone sales falter, Apple is shifting from hardware to services. This brings it directly into conflict with Spotify and
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The EU doesn't really have a plan to stop its elections being hacked
As May’s European Parliament elections loom, attention is turning to election hacking, disinformation and, inevitably, Russia. There’s no central EU
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