A reflection from Data Expo on who's included in the AI story, and whose work stays invisible, plus the small steps every business can take to change that.

Information like name and email feel harmless to collect. But under the GDPR, they're still personal data. Here's what counts as personal data and the misconceptions that keep small businesses from noticing it in their own business.

Dutch business websites need to show certain company details by law. Here is a practical overview of what to include and where to put it.

FRA is now a signatory of the Sustainable Web Manifesto, committing to clean, efficient and responsible digital work. Here’s why it matters.

Digital tools make work easier, but they also introduce complexity that is often invisible until something goes wrong. Behind every online interaction is an exchange of trust that most people, on both sides, are only partly aware of.

FRA is assessing Futurum Nobis Foundation's website against sustainable web design principles, including privacy, diversity, accessibility, and environmental impact. Social organisations exist to serve people, but the data governance and environmental impact of their digital presence is often overlooked.

241 million emails are exchanged every minute worldwide. Most are never opened. Here's how to cut the noise, protect your focus, and reduce your digital emissions at the same time.

The internet feels invisible, but it's not. Every search, email, and video call runs on physical infrastructure that consumes energy around the clock. Here's where digital emissions actually come from.

Talking about sustainability in your ads is one thing. Making sure your advertising itself is sustainable is another. Most brands haven't considered the difference.