By Vesela Gladicheva ( March 13, 2014, 11:40 GMT | Insight) -- Online companies including Twitter, Amazon and PayPal wouldn’t be required to report hacking attacks and other “cyber incidents,” under an amended EU bill that received support today from a full sitting of the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Government bodies would also escape the obligation, the approved text says.Online companies including Twitter, Amazon and PayPal wouldn’t be required to report hacking attacks and other “cyber incidents,” under an amended EU bill that received support today from a full sitting of the European Parliament in Strasbourg....
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