EU Commission attacking porn sites
The EU Commission and member states have launched attacks on porn sites saying the aim is to ensure a safer
Meta downgrading fact checking prior to Trump being back in White House
Disinformation is again a global media focus after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement that his social media like Facebook, Instagram
EU investigating if TikTok manipulated Romanian election
Did Chinese-owned TikTok manipulate the Romanian presidential election that led to a surprising victory for a right wing candidate that
EU Commission says European tech development too slow
EU’s tech development is too slow! It is not on track to achieve the digital objectives and targets for 2030
Influencers violating EU consumer law
The vast majority of influencers violate EU consumer law. Nearly all (97%) of influencers post commercial content but only one
Commission starts formal investigation of X and violation of new EU law
The European Commission has opened a formal investigation of if X (earlier called Twitter) breached the Digital Services Act (DSA)
Vestager takes a break from being EU’s competition watchdog
The EU Commission’s vice president Margrethe Vestager is temporarily stepping down from her position at the Commission where she has
Will EU’s stricter rules for big tech work?
EU’s Digital Services Act has formally been in force since last autumn but a step-by-step implementation means that it is
European Union’s next step in supervising big tech companies
The European Union has taken another step in its plan to supervise big tech companies. The European Centre for Algorithmic
New rules to limit dominance of big tech come into force
New European rules on how to limit the power and dominance of the world’s big tech companies are now active.