Currency exchange privacy case thrown out of Icelandic court
The case of Jón Magnússon, a Supreme Court of Iceland barrister and former member of parliament, against the Data Protection Authority of Iceland has ...
Hotel sued for giving room key to ‘pervert’
A woman has filed a lawsuit against Starwood Hotels and Resorts after employees at a Finnish property allegedly gave her room key to a drunken strange...
Tax Minister’s spin doctor reported for Thorning-Schmidt leak
The spin doctor for Denmark’s former tax minister has been reported to the police for allegedly trying to publicise private details of the Prime Minis...
Husband of new Danish PM is ‘not gay’
Neil Kinnock, once the leader of the UK’s Labour Party, is currently celebrating the success of his daughter-in-law, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, as she ta...
Temp secretary sacked for hospital record snooping
A Helsinki hospital has written to almost 200 patients to warn them that their medical records may have been stolen, more than a year after staff and ...
Icelandic company feels heat from Visa and Mastercard over Wikileaks service
Datacell, a website hosting company in Iceland and Switzerland, says it is under increasing pressure from outside sources including Visa and Mastercar...
Norway’s government caught spying on itself
All of Norway’s government ministers, several thousand state employees, and even the royal family itself have been under illegal surveillance by the c...
Copenhagen Airport wants better view of passengers
Copenhagen Airport’s customs agents have officially asked the Danish parliament to allow them to begin using high-tech body scanning machines that giv...