‘Historic’ EU platform legislation still divides lawmakers after vote delayed
By Matthew Newman and Tono Gil ( October 27, 2021, 16:48 GMT | Insight) -- Draft EU rules to rein in Big Tech continue to divide lawmakers, but a delay in a European Parliament committee vote may help resolve differences over targeted advertising, liability for illegal content and obligations on gatekeepers to keep markets open. Key EU lawmakers expressed regret today that a committee responsible for scrutinizing the DSA and DMA postponed a vote on the texts but were told that deals would be possible in coming weeks.Draft EU rules to rein in Big Tech continue to divide lawmakers, but a delay in a European Parliament committee vote may help resolve differences over targeted advertising, liability for illegal content and obligations on gatekeepers to keep markets open....
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