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Meta Asks Norway Court to Halt Daily Fine Imposed by Regulator Over Privacy Breaches
Meta Platforms is asking a court in Norway to stop a fine the Nordic country's data regulator imposed on the owner of Facebook and Instagram for breaching users' privacy, according to a court filing. Meta Platforms will be fined NOK 1 million ($97,700 or roughly Rs. 81 lakh) per day from August 14 over privacy breaches, Norway's data protection aut...
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Opinion: Great First Step By Sushma Swaraj. But More Is Needed.
These are cases beyond daily politics. The government must be given all support to bring the child back home to the loving embrace of his parents.
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Cold coffee, no moisturiser: Norwegian mass killer's prison complaints
Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik's complaints about prison life range from daily body searches to the temperature of his coffee, according to extracts from a 27-page letter published on Friday after his lawyer protested that his human rights are being violated.
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Norwegian gunman plotted to kill Obama: Reports
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik had planned to assassinate US President Barack Obama with a car bomb when he went to collect his Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in 2009, the Daily Mail reported. The terrorist used a similar plan when he attacked the centre of Oslo last July that left 77 people dead.
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Hiding under a rock, Norway girl sent text messages to mother about attack
A teenage girl, who was on the Utoya Island when gunman Anders Behring Breivik launched his deadly attack at the youth camp, sent her mother text messages as she hid under a rock. Julie Bremnes, 16, called her mother as she took shelter with friends under a rock on the island of Utoya when Breivik started his rampage, the Daily Express reported.
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Norway daily has all 250,000 WikiLeaks cables
A Norwegian daily that obtained all the 250,000 diplomatic cables WikiLeaks is slowly releasing will publish articles on them independently of the whistleblowing website's strategy, its boss said on Thursday."We have gained access to all 250,000 documents," Ole Erik Almlid, the managing editor of Aftenposten, told AFP today, refusing to say how his...
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Meta Asks Norway Court to Halt Daily Fine Imposed by Regulator Over Privacy Breaches
Meta Platforms is asking a court in Norway to stop a fine the Nordic country's data regulator imposed on the owner of Facebook and Instagram for breaching users' privacy, according to a court filing. Meta Platforms will be fined NOK 1 million ($97,700 or roughly Rs. 81 lakh) per day from August 14 over privacy breaches, Norway's data protection aut...
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Opinion: Great First Step By Sushma Swaraj. But More Is Needed.
These are cases beyond daily politics. The government must be given all support to bring the child back home to the loving embrace of his parents.
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Cold coffee, no moisturiser: Norwegian mass killer's prison complaints
Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik's complaints about prison life range from daily body searches to the temperature of his coffee, according to extracts from a 27-page letter published on Friday after his lawyer protested that his human rights are being violated.
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Norwegian gunman plotted to kill Obama: Reports
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik had planned to assassinate US President Barack Obama with a car bomb when he went to collect his Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo in 2009, the Daily Mail reported. The terrorist used a similar plan when he attacked the centre of Oslo last July that left 77 people dead.
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Hiding under a rock, Norway girl sent text messages to mother about attack
A teenage girl, who was on the Utoya Island when gunman Anders Behring Breivik launched his deadly attack at the youth camp, sent her mother text messages as she hid under a rock. Julie Bremnes, 16, called her mother as she took shelter with friends under a rock on the island of Utoya when Breivik started his rampage, the Daily Express reported.
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Norway daily has all 250,000 WikiLeaks cables
A Norwegian daily that obtained all the 250,000 diplomatic cables WikiLeaks is slowly releasing will publish articles on them independently of the whistleblowing website's strategy, its boss said on Thursday."We have gained access to all 250,000 documents," Ole Erik Almlid, the managing editor of Aftenposten, told AFP today, refusing to say how his...
