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Telegram extremist-content case may be heard in December, Australian court hears September 11, 2026 | Saloni Sinha

The enforcement proceedings targeting instant-messaging service Telegram Messenger over its failure to detect and remove pro-terror material from the platform may be heard in December, an Australian court hear... (more story)

EU Product Act would levy fee on imported parcels, tighten e-commerce border controls September 10, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

The European Commission would introduce a fee on products entering the EU and give customs new digital tools to identify non-compliant imports, under a draft European Product Act seen by MLex. The proposal, se... (more story)

Online platforms could face child-safety dos and don’ts list, EU official says September 10, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Online platforms could face a list of child safety dos and don’ts in the EU under a new legislative measure likely to be announced next week, a senior European Commission official said. The rules could cover a... (more story)

EU-wide approach for child safety online needed, Irish minister says September 10, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Protecting children online requires a “whole of Europe approach,” Irish Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport Patrick O’Donovan said ahead of a two-day online safety conference in Dublin. He said next... (more story)

Misaligned child online safety rules risk enforcement problems, UK-EU event told September 10, 2026 | Imogen Howse

The UK and EU should coordinate their approaches to protecting children online as governments introduce new social media restrictions, the UK's deputy ambassador to the EU has said, Caroline Read's comments ca... (more story)

UK must convince voters of benefit of closer European tech ties, EU official says September 10, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The UK government needs to persuade voters that closer technology ties and regulatory alignment with the EU is beneficial to both sides, a senior European Commission cybersecurity official has said. The commen... (more story)

Tech firms face UK monitoring over efforts to curb AI deepfakes September 09, 2026 | Imogen Howse

Tech platforms face active monitoring over their efforts to stop the spread of illegal intimate images — including AI-generated deepfakes — after the UK regulator announced a new enforcement program. Ofcom sai... (more story)

UK law for device-level child protections now in the works; no timetable given (update*) September 08, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

Major tech platforms will be required to build in device-level protections for children under planned new UK legislation, culture minister Lisa Nandy told lawmakers Tuesday, three months after companies were t... (more story)

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Tech businesses concerned about EU’s upcoming procurement rules September 10, 2026 | Masha Borak

Technology groups warn that the EU’s proposed Public Procurement Act could limit opportunities for non-EU companies by allowing authorities to favor European suppliers on security and sovereignty grounds. The ... (more story)

Google adtech monopoly decision prioritizes speed to bolster competition September 04, 2026 | Khushita Vasant

Google escaped a corporate split of its online advertising business this week but couldn't avert court-imposed behavioral remedies that will likely inject competition into the adtech markets faster than any at... (more story)

Meta’s US settlement fuels global push for teen safeguards September 03, 2026 | Matthew Newman, Xu Yuan, Maria Dinzeo, Madeline Hughes, Jenny Lee, James Konstantin Galvez, Roffie Kurniawan and Jet Damazo-Santos

From Seoul to Singapore and London to Brussels, Meta Platforms’ landmark settlement with 51 US jurisdictions in August has reverberated globally, prompting calls for similar child-protection requirements elsew... (more story)

Google’s US adtech win gives EU new remedy headache September 02, 2026 | Lewis Crofts

Google persuaded a US judge not to break up its adtech business, putting the European Commission in an awkward position of deciding whether to settle for the same solution or push for an asset sale and risk a ... (more story)

California passes slate of bills advancing child online-safety push September 01, 2026 | Maria Dinzeo

California’s child online-safety push is entering a more mature phase, as lawmakers use lessons from years of litigation and earlier legislation to tighten age-assurance rules, revive privacy protections, regu... (more story)

Does social media’s liability shield still hold after recent EU court rulings? September 01, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Recent EU court rulings are raising questions over how broadly social media platforms can still rely on liability shields for user-generated content. Russmedia, Coyote and a YouTube judgment point to greater r... (more story)

Former Meta employees who shared documents crucial to US AGs' cases August 31, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

Whistleblowers who took and shared documents from Meta Platforms, as well as other former employees, were crucial to the cases brought by US attorneys general against the company.

Recent European media merger reviews show watchdogs looking beyond market power August 31, 2026 | Anna Ferrari

Germany's and Belgium's first media merger reviews under, or alongside, the European Media Freedom Act show Europe beginning to develop a new approach to media ownership concentration, complementing traditiona... (more story)