A broad range of technology companies, from social-media and video-sharing platforms to online games, app stores and AI chatbot providers, would fall within the EU’s new approach to protecting children online,... (more story)

China’s internet regulator has stepped up enforcement against emerging technology risks while continuing to penalize companies for basic cybersecurity and data-security lapses, underscoring its dual focus on n... (more story)

Hong Kong plans to appoint its first commissioner for artificial intelligence and pursue new legislation targeting deepfakes and AI-generated fraud, as the city seeks to balance its ambitions as a global innov... (more story)

Apple and the US Department of Justice were admonished for late-breaking discovery disputes in a federal smartphone monopolization lawsuit, with a US judge saying parties have "been fooling around" and will no... (more story)

The US Federal Trade Commission failed to convince a District of Columbia federal judge that he should disregard economic evidence put forward by Meta Platforms to rebut claims it abused monopoly power over th... (more story)

State antitrust enforcers choose to impose behavioral remedies over corporate breakups in monopolization cases if they view those remedies as having a "bite" to them, but in the case of Live Nation, behavioral... (more story)

AI is “supercharging” online harms even as the UK’s Online Safety Act begins to have a significant impact, the watchdog Ofcom's online safety director told a committee of lawmakers. Parliament's Communications... (more story)

Meta is liable for fake advertisements and profiles on Facebook and Instagram and cannot invoke the Digital Services Act’s hosting liability exemption because its algorithms gave it control over the distributi... (more story)