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Live Nation, Amazon cases' ‘competition flavors’ highlighted by US FTC's Mufarrige September 22, 2026 | Chris May

Consumer protection suits against Live Nation and Amazon resemble antitrust litigation targeting anticompetitive conduct but require lower legal standards to prevail, Chris Mufarrige, director of the US Federa... (more story)

UN dialogue puts child safety at center of AI debate September 22, 2026 | Masha Borak

Leaders from EU, France, Spain, Kenya and Australia convened at a UN dialogue to urge governments to move faster on AI child safety, citing the delayed response to social-media harms. The discussion came as th... (more story)

US FTC can police AI companies via existing consumer protection laws, chair says September 22, 2026 | Khushita Vasant

Artificial intelligence tools are consumer products, and the Federal Trade Commission is going to play an important role in making sure AI companies adhere to US consumer protection laws without the need for p... (more story)

Alabama’s case against TikTok to be heard by jury September 22, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

An Alabama jury is set to hear the state's case against TikTok for consumer protection violations, despite the state losing its right to a jury trial when it narrowed claims against the social media company.

No need to hire lobbyists for US FTC antitrust, merger cases, Ferguson says September 22, 2026 | Khushita Vasant

US Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson said companies facing antitrust investigations or merger probes at the agency don't need to hire lobbyists to obtain a favorable outcome as cases will only ... (more story)

DMA data access helped 40 startups develop new services, EU official says September 22, 2026 | Anna Ferrari

More than 40 startups are using easier access to data generated on gatekeeper platforms to develop services, a European Commission official said Tuesday, touting this statistic as an early benefit of the Digit... (more story)

DOJ’s former top litigator says Live Nation deal blindsided trial team (FTCWatch) September 22, 2026 | Khushita Vasant

David Dahlquist, the former top antitrust litigator at the Department of Justice who led the trial against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, told FTCWatch the political leadership’s settlement of the lawsuit was “... (more story)

Role of AI in UK's cybersecurity to come under review, telecom watchdog says September 22, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The role of AI in cybersecurity across UK critical communications networks and services is to be examined by regulator Ofcom in closed discussions with industry and technical experts over coming months. The co... (more story)

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EU’s Ribera escalates war of words with US FTC over Big Tech rules September 22, 2026 | Nicholas Hirst and Khushita Vasant

The EU’s competition boss Teresa Ribera went to the US with a message of cooperation. But in an interview with MLex she voiced her frustration at having to explain the Digital Markets Act “once and again” to U... (more story)

We'll help Ofcom fight tech giants, UK lawmakers' online safety inquiry chair says September 17, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo and Imogen Howse

UK lawmakers stand ready to back embattled watchdog Ofcom in the face of an intensifying wave of litigation by tech giants, including by changing the Online Safety Act if legal challenges block enforcement, le... (more story)

Claims against TikTok dropped by Alabama to move trial forward; company seeks delay September 15, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office wants to ensure the state keeps a scheduled Sept. 28 trial date against TikTok and narrowed its complaint against the the China-based social media company, whil... (more story)

EU’s planned Kids Act set to look beyond Australia-style social-media ban September 15, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

A broad range of online services — including social-media and video-sharing platforms, games, app stores and certain AI systems — are set to face new child-safety obligations under the EU’s planned Kids Act. U... (more story)

Tech companies await EU's ‘Kids Act’ plan to protect children online September 14, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Tech companies will learn this week how the EU plans to strengthen protections for minors online, when the European Commission unveils its proposed "EU Kids Act". The initiative is expected to combine safety-b... (more story)

Ruling against TikTok sets Texas, other US states up for wins September 11, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

Texas’ win on a partial motion for summary judgment against TikTok this week has set the state – and others suing TikTok over alleged misrepresentations – up for success in forthcoming cases, as the Chinese-ba... (more story)

US courts keeping close eye on Big Tech privilege claims, evidence preservation September 11, 2026 | Alex Wilts and Madeline Hughes

Discovery conduct in high-profile Big Tech litigation, from privilege claims to evidence-preservation failures, is continuing to cause headaches for defense lawyers. Recent US court decisions, including one fr... (more story)

Platforms must prove safety before having access to EU’s youth, report author says September 11, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

A blanket social-media ban wouldn’t solve the EU’s child-safety challenges, Jörg Fegert, one of two experts who drafted the EU expert panel’s July report on child safety online, told MLex days before a new EU ... (more story)