The threat of English continues to terrify certain French editors this morning. And a report says that billions are salted away in overseas tax-dodging accounts.
The French government has blocked the sale of video site Dailymotion to Yahoo!, insisting that it must stay at least partly in French hands, ministers have confirmed after a report in the Wall ...
Six European countries decided today to take steps against the against the American Internet giant Google, in an effort to force it to comply with European Union privacy rules, said France’s ...
Google is to pay 60 million euros to help digital innovation by French media and assist them in increasing advertising revenue in a settlement of a row in which the government threatened to slap a ...
France's Digital Economy Minister Fleur Pellerin was to hold crisis talks on Monday over a decision by the country's second largest telecoms company, Free, to block online advertisements.
The executive chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt, is expected to meet with French President François Hollande and the French minister of Culture on Monday in Paris.
French politics and the Socialist party Congress are underway in Toulouse, plus the raging debate about the competitiveness of the economy are attracting the most comments in today's morning ...
