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Brexit

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62 articles stable

Brexit has appeared in 62 articles since 2016-07. Coverage peaked in 2021Q3 with 4 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, Trump, Russia.

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Coverage Timeline

2023-07-31
The Guardian 3 related

Source: UK Home Office plans to ask the privacy regulator for expanding facial recognition in shops, in contrast to the EU's ban of the tech in public spaces

Covert government strategy to install electronic surveillance in shops raises issues around bias and data, and contrasts sharply with the EU ban to keep AI out of public spaces … Twitter: Edwin Haywar...

2023-04-08
Financial Times 1 related

Customs data: London-based Mykines shipped ~$1.2B of chips, servers, and other electronics into Russia, at least $982M of which are subject to export controls

including mobile phones, laptops, circuit boards and semiconductors — to Russia since February 2022. https://www.ft.com/... Richard Shearman / @dickshearman : Sanctions UK style: ‘Significant control’...

2023-02-19
Bloomberg

Sources: the UK government is planning a war-game exercise to prepare for a chip shortage if China invades Taiwan, which would cause dire economic consequences

and the worst-case scenario is catastrophic https://www.bloomberg.com/... Philip Aldrick / @philaldrick : The government is wargaming the impact of a semiconductor supply crisis.Expect internet blacko...

2023-02-18
Bloomberg

Sources: the UK government will conduct a war-game exercise to prepare for a chip shortage if China invades Taiwan, which would cause dire economic consequences

and the worst-case scenario is catastrophic https://www.bloomberg.com/... Philip Aldrick / @philaldrick : The government is wargaming the impact of a semiconductor supply crisis.Expect internet blacko...

2021-10-07
BBC 8 related

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says the company is not considering UK for its upcoming chip factories due to Brexit; Intel is investing $95B to open European plants

The boss of Intel says the US chipmaker is no longer considering building a factory in the UK because of Brexit.

2021-08-27
The Guardian 10 related

UK government says it will move away from EU's GDPR after Brexit, including possibly ending cookie consent popups, and names John Edwards as preferred ICO head

Alex Hern / The Guardian : Source: GOV.UK .

2021-08-26
The Guardian 15 related

UK government says it will move away from EU's GDPR after Brexit, including possibly ending cookie consent popups, and names John Edwards as preferred ICO head

Culture secretary says move could lead to an end to irritating cookie popups and consent requests online Source: GOV.UK .

2021-06-25
BBC 1 related

EE says it will add a £2 roaming charge in Europe for new customers starting January 2022, the first UK operator to reintroduce roaming charges after Brexit

Anthony Reuben / BBC :

2021-06-24
BBC 12 related

EE says it will add a £2 roaming charge in Europe for new customers starting January 2022, the first UK operator to reintroduce roaming charges after Brexit

Mobile operator EE will charge new UK customers extra to use their mobile phones in Europe from January.

2021-01-06
ZDNet 5 related

As Brexit progresses, 81K .eu domains registered by 50,000 UK citizens are suspended, with three months given to transfer domains or demonstrate EU citizenship

Daphne Leprince-Ringuet / ZDNet :

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