The European Commission's Approach to DSA Systemic Risk is Concerning for Freedom of Expression

EU Commission finds Instagram and Facebook violate DSA over addictive design

The European Commission has determined that Instagram and Facebook are in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA) due to their use of addic

EU's Digital Omnibus Deregulation Risks Undermining Rights-Based Tech Regulation

The EU’s Digital Omnibus signals a dangerous retreat from rights-based tech regulation under the guise of “simplification,” argues Amber Sin

EU's Digital Omnibus Deregulation Risks Undermining Rights-Based Tech Regulation

The EU’s Digital Omnibus signals a dangerous retreat from rights-based tech regulation under the guise of “simplification,” argues Amber Sin

EU's €120 Million Fine Against X Focuses on Advertising Transparency, Not Speech Regulation

The €120 million fine under the Digital Services Act is just the EU enforcing some normal, boring requirements of its law, writes Stanford's

The DSA's Article 21: How the EU's Out-of-Court Dispute Mechanism Is Reshaping Platform Accountability

The DSA’s little-known dispute settlement mechanism is gaining traction, giving users a new way to contest platform decisions, writes Thomas

US Sanctions Against EU's Thierry Breton and Trusted Flaggers Criticized as Bullying

Attached: 2 images The US is sanctioning Thierry Breton and Trusted Flaggers that are critical for the application and enforcement of the #D

CJEU rules on GDPR access rights and abuse of rights: what the Brillen Rottler judgment means for life sciences companies