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Under the French Council presidency, European lawmakers reached a political agreement on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) at “the speed […]
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Despite warnings, Republicans poised to stick Peach State with steep legal tab for political stunt
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Minnesota lawmakers need to pump the brakes before they break the internet
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Congress Wants to Regulate Your App Store By Picking Winners and Losers – But They Aren’t Doing It With Your Best Interest in Mind
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Digital Services and Tools Fuel Fastest GDP Growth Since 1984
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