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Amazon Web Services launches Athens office
Amazon Web Services (AWS), the largest provider of on-demand software services and cloud computing power, on Friday announced the opening of its first office in Athens.
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Smartphones gaining ground in Greece
Greeks spent over 4.6 billion hours scrolling on their smartphones last year, according to a survey by cellphone data analysis company App Annie.
That amount, which reveals just how much smartphones have become a part of everyday life, is actually estimated to be even bigger as the figures by the US company do not include the data used by the iOS appliances - i.e. iPhones.
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Data centers: A big opportunity for Greece
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Windows 7 Remains Popular A Year After Support Ends (infographic)
Windows 7 is still running on tens of millions of machines around the world
Report: Turkey Remains World Beater in Twitter Censorship
The Twitter logo seen on a smartphone held beside a Turkish flag. Photo: EPA/Karl-Josef Hildenbrand
Turkey had the highest number of combined requests including court orders and other legal demands, with 45,776 requests. It was followed by Japan and Russia, which made 45,776 and 30,436 requests respectively.
Parler sues Amazon
Parler is seeking a temporary restraining order to keep Amazon Web Services (AWS) from blackballing Parler
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Turkish watchdog opens WhatsApp probe over new rules
Turkey's Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK) on Jan. 12 launched an investigation into WhatsApp over its new data-sharing rules.
The American messenger application recently forced users to agree to new service and privacy terms that allow sharing of more personal data with Facebook, which owns WhatsApp.
Vietnamese restaurant gets hate mail, death threats after owners attend Trump rally
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Dailymotion sets up legal representative in Turkey
French video-sharing technology platform Dailymotion appointed a representative in Turkey, a senior Turkish official said on Jan 9.
"One of the foreign-sourced social network provider Dailymotion with more than 1 million daily access from Turkey has appointed a representative in Turkey," Deputy Transport and Infrastructure Minister Ömer Fatih Sayan wrote on Twitter.
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Russia 'likely' behind SolarWinds hack: US intelligence
U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies said on Jan. 5 that Russia was probably behind the massive SolarWinds hack that has shaken government and corporate security, contradicting President Donald Trump, who had suggested China could be to blame.