AI Fake News Surge Tests EU Digital Services Act Fact-checkers across Europe are facing a formidable challenge as the proliferation of AI-generated hoaxes continues to overwhelm online platforms. This surge in fake news has prompted experts to advocate for more robust enforcement measures under the EU’s Digital Services Act. The Digital Services Act, proposed by […]
Italy’s Piracy Shield sparks EU scrutiny over digital rights
Italy’s Piracy Shield Under EU Scrutiny: Ensuring Compliance with Digital Rights Italy’s recent implementation of the Piracy Shield has sparked concerns within the European Union regarding its alignment with the Digital Services Act and Open Internet rules. The EU is now closely examining this initiative to determine its adherence to digital rights regulations and to […]
Meta and TikTok contest the EU’s compliance charges
Meta and TikTok Challenge EU’s Compliance Charges Under the Digital Services Act In the ever-evolving landscape of digital platforms, compliance with regulations has become a key focus for tech giants like Meta (formerly known as Facebook) and TikTok. The recent contestation of the European Union’s compliance charges under the Digital Services Act highlights the ongoing […]
EU workshop gathers support and scrutiny for the DSA
EU Workshop Gathers Support and Scrutiny for the DSA Global civil society is rallying behind the DSA’s risk-based approach as a fairer way to govern digital spaces. The Digital Services Act (DSA) has been a hot topic of discussion in recent times, with stakeholders from various sectors weighing in on its implications for the digital […]
EU plans major staff boost for digital rules
EU Plans Major Staff Boost for Digital Rules The European Union has been making significant strides in regulating the digital landscape, particularly with the introduction of the Digital Services Act. This legislation aims to hold tech giants more accountable for their content and practices, ensuring a safer and more transparent online environment for users. However, […]
EU refuses to soften tech laws for Trump trade deal
EU Stands Firm: Tech Laws Remain Unchanged Amid Trump Trade Talks In the realm of international trade negotiations, clashes of interests and priorities are commonplace. Such is the case with the recent stance taken by the European Union regarding its tech laws in the face of pressure from the United States. Despite criticism from high-profile […]
EU regulators seek common approach on DSA
EU Regulators Strive for Consistency in Regulating Digital Services Act Coimisiún na Meán, the leading enforcer of the Digital Services Act (DSA) in Ireland, is facing a significant challenge. The varying interpretations of the law among different EU member states have made it clear that a unified approach to regulation is crucial. As the digital […]
MetaAI rolls out in Europe after regulatory hurdles
MetaAI Set to Revolutionize Europe After Overcoming Regulatory Challenges MetaAI, the cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology developed by Meta, is on the brink of transforming the European market. Despite facing regulatory hurdles, the European Commission is now reviewing Meta’s risk assessment for MetaAI’s European launch to ensure compliance with the Digital Services Act. This move signals […]
Zalando Says Differs From Other Online Platforms, EU Tech Rules Should Not Apply
Zalando: Standing Out Among Online Platforms and Advocating Against EU Tech Regulations Zalando, the European e-commerce giant, has voiced its concerns over the European Union’s tech regulations, specifically the Digital Services Act. The company made a bold statement, asserting that it differs significantly from other online platforms like Amazon and AliExpress, and therefore should not […]
Poland fails to appoint DSA regulator after EU deadline
Poland Fails to Appoint DSA Regulator After EU Deadline Poland finds itself in hot water with the European Union as it fails to meet the deadline for appointing a Digital Services Coordinator, a key position mandated by the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA). The failure to comply has resulted in the EU court referring Poland […]