Live Nation Entertainment's settlement with the US Department of Justice "is vague, ambiguous, and not reasonably calculated to meaningfully restore competition and serve the public interest," 18 attorneys gen... (more story)

UK providers of essential services and relevant digital and managed services will face a broader test for reporting cyber incidents under changes to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, after the government... (more story)

A file-sharing service has avoided a formal online safety probe in the UK after agreeing to strengthen its safeguards against child sexual abuse material, regulator Ofcom said on Friday, as it separately fined... (more story)

Japan’s largest online platforms do not necessarily have to go back to copyright complainants for more evidence before rejecting a takedown request, an Osaka court has ruled, in a decision backing X Corp.’s us... (more story)

US Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins and a nonpartisan congressional watchdog butted heads over a recommendation to address the failure of three banks in the spring of 2023. The Government A... (more story)

Google escaped the breakup of its digital advertising technology empire Wednesday, with a US federal judge declining to order the tech giant to sell off its ad exchange but saying it must make its tools operab... (more story)

Microsoft's Edge web browser was rightly not brought under the scope of the EU's digital gatekeeper law, judges ruled on Wednesday, rejecting arguments by rival browser Opera. The EU's lower-tier General Court... (more story)

Online platforms cannot “outsource” responsibility for teen safety to parents, UK watchdog Ofcom has said, after a report found that Meta Platforms had used paid parent influencers to promote its Instagram Tee... (more story)