Euronews' reporter Belle Donati sees that behind the sun-kissed facades of the Cannes Film Festival the old ways in movieworld are under serious threat from new technologies. While they could mean trouble ahead for the industry, others see the remarkable opportunities they bring.

Chen Zifang shows that obstacles are there to be overcome.

Next month's introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation comes as Facebook faces big security questions

Brussels is battling hard against disinformation online, but a group of lawyers is questioning methods used in Russia campaign

Shares in the Swedish music streaming company will be publicly traded for the first time on Tuesday. Spotify has not turned a profit since it launched 12 years ago.

Cambridge Analytica has suspended its CEO, Alexander Nix, in the evolving row over the improper use of the personal information of over 50 million Facebook users.

In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: The clock ticks for Warsaw, as it faces an EU deadline to explain controversial court reforms; and

The WiFi4EU project is setting aside €120 million to boost free connectivity in public spaces across the EU.

We went to its chief marketplace to find out

Cristina Giner reports on the latest technology being readied to make us all go faster at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona

MEPs back draft law which aims to harmonise protection of online and in-store purchases

The European Parliament has come up wth a plan to introduce a transational list for the European elections in 2019. Supporters hope it will help