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Bosch settles US BIS export probe over Huawei sales, as DOJ declines to prosecute June 17, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Robert Bosch GmbH agreed to resolve a US Commerce Department investigation into sales by two subsidiaries of high-tech sensors to a Chinese tech giant on a trade restrictions list, as prosecutors declined to b... (more story)

EU digital rules risk becoming 'unmanageable,' say Booking, Zalando, Idealo June 17, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Booking.com, Zalando and Idealo have warned that the EU's expanding digital rulebook risks becoming too complex and disproportionate for companies to navigate, with more legislation expected, including a Digit... (more story)

G7 sets minerals alliance, eyes trade tools to cut China reliance June 17, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello

Leaders of the G7 economies have agreed to set up a critical-minerals alliance aimed at reducing dependency on a single non-G7 supplier for rare earths and permanent magnets to under 60 percent by 2030. The st... (more story)

Meta, TikTok set for back-to-back DC trials in 2027 on harm to youths June 17, 2026 | Madeline Hughes

Meta Platforms and TikTok will have back-to-back trials in Washington, DC, next summer into the early fall after DC Superior Court Judge Yvonne Williams on Wednesday set July and September trial dates for the ... (more story)

EU satellite spectrum authorizations should be national concern, key body says June 17, 2026 | Matthew Newman

European satellite spectrum authorizations should remain in national hands rather than the European Commission's proposal for a harmonized EU-level licensing framework, a key EU advisory body on radio spectrum... (more story)

EU digital policy targets set for overhaul to embrace competitiveness, security June 17, 2026 | Júlia Tar

The EU's Digital Decade framework could undergo revision next year, with the European Commission planning to review whether digital policy targets remain fit for purpose amid growing geopolitical tensions, cyb... (more story)

EU Commission holds back on videogames legislation, citing IP concerns June 17, 2026 | Anna Lauwereys and Inbar Preiss

The European Commission has said it won't legislate to force videogame publishers to keep titles playable after ending online support, citing IP, trade secret and business concerns. EU officials will instead l... (more story)

Philippines seeks social media age limit of 16 under planned online safety law June 17, 2026 | James Konstantin Galvez

The Philippines is pushing to enact an online safety law by the end of 2026 that would impose a minimum age of 16 for social media users and require platforms to strengthen age-verification systems, content mo... (more story)

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UK social media ban piles pressure on Ofcom as risk of US pushback looms large June 17, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The UK's planned social media ban for under-16s puts online safety regulator Ofcom at the center of both a complex enforcement effort and growing trans-Atlantic tensions. It is focused on technical challenges ... (more story)

EU under pressure to move on child social media curbs after UK announces ban June 16, 2026 | Sara Brandstätter

Momentum behind social media restrictions for children is building in Europe after the UK announced plans this week to join Australia in imposing an under-16 ban. The move adds pressure on the European Commiss... (more story)

Beside UK social media ban, platforms await design and feature restrictions June 16, 2026 | Patricia Figueiredo

The UK's planned ban on social media platforms offering services to under-16s is the headline outcome of the government's recent child safety consultation. But accompanying documents tease a wider package of m... (more story)

Instagram music library faces copyright test in India June 15, 2026 | Freny Patel

The Zee-Nykaa dispute could redefine whether brands may commercially use music available on social-media platforms in India. The case before the Delhi High Court tests the boundaries of copyright licensing, pl... (more story)

Former US DOJ prosecutor warns of antitrust focus on AI collusion, whistleblowers June 12, 2026 | Khushita Vasant

Algorithmic collusion and anticompetitive conduct involving AI will be a key area of enforcement for the US Department of Justice over the next decade, and companies using these tools should be mindful of the ... (more story)

Social media platforms’ $27 million Breathitt deal sets benchmark in school MDL June 11, 2026 | Maria Dinzeo, Xu Yuan

A $27 million settlement between four of the world’s largest social media companies and a small Kentucky school district didn’t answer the central legal question hanging over the sprawling litigation around so... (more story)

Big Tech companies to face steady stream of EU digital-law actions, official says June 08, 2026 | Matthew Newman and Sara Brandstätter

Large digital platforms, including TikTok, Meta Platforms and X, are facing key steps in the European Commission’s enforcement of its content-moderation rules as the regulator plans monthly enforcement actions... (more story)

Meta questioned continuing research in light of leaks, US documents show June 05, 2026 | Madeline Hughes and Mike Swift

In September 2021, as a storm of controversy raged outside his company, Mark Zuckerberg sent his senior management team a momentous question, according to newly released US documents: should Meta Platforms sto... (more story)