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The European Union Court of Justice has ruled in favor of the so-called "right to be forgotten", in which outdated data on the internet should be erased upon request.

The case was launched upon the complaint of a Spanish man whose repossessed home appeared on Google's search engine under an auction notice, infringing his privacy, the BBC reported.

Railway operator OSE on Friday said that it is launching the first phase of an electronic information system which is expected to make travel easier for passengers.

The new system will provide commuters with real-time travel updates on digital announcement boards and later on their smartphones, tablets and laptops at the country’s railway stations.

Photographs and "selfies" of teenage girls from Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia, shown half-naked in lace underwear, mini-skirts and other sexually suggestive clothing, have reappeared on Facebook under the name "Biggest sluts in elementary schools and high schools."

"The page was deleted but we made a new one :) Send us photos in inbox," the Facebook group says.  

Nokia's Devices and Services department is to become part of Microsoft on April 25 and will change its name to Microsoft Mobile.

The company acquiring Nokia's handset business revealed Monday the EUR 5.4 B deal would be complete within days, the Financial Times has reported.

Administration unable to remove provocative photographs of teenage girls from Facebook

The Facebook Group administrators have made at least 15 new profiles with photographs of naked teenage girls from Bosnia/Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia as spare ones, should the group with more than 56,000 users of this social network is banned or suspended in any way.

The US ambassador in Kosovo, Tracey Jacobson, says that after her diplomatic mission ends in Kosovo, she will find it hard to find an equally interesting job.

International technology giant IBM is moving ahead with the creation of a new corporate data analysis center in Greece, aimed at providing solutions and strengthening the competitiveness of companies active in the country as well as the broader region.

Google is to acquire drone-producer Titan Aerospace, the solar-powered vehicles of which could provide better aerial images and enhance Internet connectivity in remote areas.

Police unit spokesman urges hooligans to attack NGO

BELGRADE -- The Ministry of Interior (MUP) strongly condemned the gesture of its Anti-Terrorist Unit (PTJ) spokesman, who urged violence against the Women in Black NGO.

The number of government demands for personal data in Google accounts has risen by 120% in the last four years. 

In the second half of 2013 governments across the world made 27 000 requests for 42 000 accounts, according to the Google Transparency Report, which the company releases each six months since 2009.