Tom Dennis

UND grad students explore how artificial intelligence can contribute to — and maybe even improve — the creative arts

Privacy organisation Noyb filed a formal complaint with the Austrian Data Protection Authority this week, alleging that LinkedIn charges users roughly €30 per month to access data they are legally entitled to receive for free. The central question is not whether LinkedIn built a paid feature, but whether it can price access rights that EU law says companies must honour […]

Academic year sees multiple UND programs earn or reaffirm accreditation in their fields

The marketing landscape in 2026 is no longer about who has the loudest voice. It is defined by who has the most integrated intelligence. As the ‘agentic era' takes hold, the gap between traditional departments and elite operations has become a chasm. These best-in-class teams are no longer creative service bureaus. They are the primary revenue engines of their organisations.

The tech giant settles its dispute with Irish regulators as it seeks to bring conversational commerce to the EU

Aryza's finance chief on helping companies modernise their finance functions and the role sports plays in helping him maintain balance

As high-profile Ai hallucination scandals hit firms like EY and Deloitte, professional services face a critical reckoning

The European Commission has proposed the EU Cloud and AI Development Act, a measure that would convert digital sovereignty from a political aspiration into binding procurement rules and infrastructure law for the first time. The proposal, known as CADA, is the centre piece of a broader Tech Sovereignty package and sets the terms under which cloud providers would qualify for […]

How Europe's leading AI firm has positioned itself to capture European regulated industries

New data indicates big variations in the extent to which AI is being used, and also in how well it’s being used