The Digital Services Act’s Moment of Truth: Implementation
Now that European lawmakers have finally rubber-stamped the Digital Services Act (DSA), this flagship piece of EU legislation is going […]
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Illegal Content: What Cloud Providers Can and Can’t Do To Detect and Remove It
Sexual crimes against children are a scourge and the European Commission proposed new rules to prevent and combat child sexual […]
Protecting Children While Safeguarding Privacy and Fostering New Safety Tools
The European Commission proposed new rules to prevent and combat child sexual abuse (CSA) both online and offline in May […]
Tech Invests Billions in Connectivity and Exciting Content
Europe’s incumbent telecom operators are lobbying for an EU internet traffic tax, claiming that tech companies “do not adequately contribute” […]
The EU IoT Sector Inquiry and the DMA Contradiction
As the legislative process for the Digital Markets Act (DMA) nears its conclusion, policy makers are rushing to expand its […]
A Workable Digital Markets Act Requires Harmonised Enforcement
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a single-market initiative, designed to strengthen and deepen Europe’s digital economy by harmonising national […]
The Digital Services Act: Who Will Supervise the Very Large Platforms?
Tomorrow, EU Ministers look set to adopt the Council of the EU’s position on the Digital Services Act (DSA). The […]
The Digital Markets Act’s Unrealistic Deadlines Set Companies up to Fail
In their rush to tame the ‘tech giants’ through the proposed Digital Markets Act (DMA), EU lawmakers are de facto […]
Online Marketplaces – Too Many Chefs in the EU Kitchen?
In December 2020, the European Commission published its Digital Services Act (DSA). In its introduction the DSA is explicitly described […]
Avoiding a Gatekeeper Toothache
Imagine suffering from a toothache. You go to the dentist who, as a precautionary measure, immediately removes eighteen teeth. A […]
