Network Fees Rejected: What Stakeholders Responded to the European Commission’s Consultation
Last Friday marked the deadline of the European Commission’s exploratory consultation on the future of the electronic communications sector and […]
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European Media Freedom Act Shouldn’t Revive the Dreaded Media Exemption
EU lawmakers are currently negotiating on the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA). One of the most controversial parts is the […]
How A De-facto European Ban on Targeted Ads Could Pollute Your News Feed
Regulators are seeking more transparency on political advertising in the European Union. However, it is worrisome to see that some […]
EU Network Fees: Why the Term “Large Traffic Generators” Is So Problematic
An odd telecom industry term – “large traffic generators” – recently made it into the already lengthy list of EU […]
How Network Fees Would Hit European SMEs Disproportionately Hard
The European debate about the possible introduction of network fees is often being reduced to a “Big Tech vs Big […]
Europe’s AI Act Risks Being Derailed by Last-minute Copyright Debate
You have to feel sorry for those pioneers who want to make the next breakthrough in artificial intelligence (AI) happen […]
Instead of Hitting the Brakes on AI, the EU Should Embrace Smart Regulation
From the discovery of earth’s place in the solar system to the invention of the plane, photography, or the internet: […]
EU Lawmakers Need to Unlock AI’s Potential, Here’s How
With ChatGPT and other innovative AI tools making waves, developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) continue to attract […]
Product Liability: Three Flaws in the PLD Revision That EU Policymakers Should Fix
In September 2022, the European Commission presented its proposal for revising the EU’s Product Liability Directive (PLD), which dates back […]
EU Media Freedom Act: Don’t Break What Works
Towards the end of last year, the European Commission proposed the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) with a view to […]
