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No forced message scanning in new draft of EU's CSAM law, but legal gap remains
Messaging platforms wouldn't be forced to scan for online child sexual abuse material under a new draft text prepared for EU governments struggling to agree on a pr... (more story)
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Commerce seeking information to help sell US AI stack, official says
Findings from the US Department of Commerce’s recent request for information about the American AI exports program will help the Trump administration sell the US AI... (more story)
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Disney, Fubo overcome US competition concerns, complete deal
Disney overcame regulatory concerns and completed its merger on Wednesday with Fubo, a video streaming service that had criticized a prior Disney deal with streamer... (more story)
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Tennessee's attorney general said Friday that a 90-year-old US Supreme Court ruling, which established that Congress can constitutionally limit the president's power to remove officials from independent regula... (more story)
Lawyers for former US Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Kelly Slaughter told the Supreme Court Friday that upholding her firing at the hands of President Donald Trump would “profoundly destabilize” key ... (more story)
Companies representing the mobile and Wi-Fi industries made their final push this week ahead of a crucial decision next Wednesday on the use of the upper 6 GHz band — a key slice of spectrum that’s coveted by ... (more story)
The EU Cyber Resilience Act is entering a new stage of implementation, with the first set of cybersecurity standards under development and a new EU-wide "observatory" for digital security governance set to sta... (more story)
Vietnam’s draft e-commerce law would impose stringent responsibilities on platforms and their legal representatives, including joint liability for certain violations. However, both industry players and lawmake... (more story)
Singapore's Parliament has passed new legislation creating a statutory framework to tackle online harms and improve victims’ access to redress. The Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Bill establishes an... (more story)
Allowing Samsung’s antitrust claim against ZTE Corp. to move forward would be “unprecedented,” an attorney for ZTE told a California federal judge Thursday, arguing that the alleged conduct has no meaningful c... (more story)
Epic Games and Google faced pushback from a US judge in California over their proposed changes to an injunction issued in their antitrust fight. At the same hearing, the judge gave his initial approval of a lo... (more story)
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Google’s settlement with Epic Games could be welcome news to the US judge overseeing their antitrust battles — yet it also leaves uncertain the fate of another deal Google struck with state enforcers over its ... (more story)
Ryan Baasch, President Trump’s choice to be the next member of the US Federal Trade Commission, is a lawyer who knows the inside of a courtroom, even as he was the field general leading one of the most effecti... (more story)
As US lawmakers put Biden-era decisions about content moderation under a microscope, there are two emerging paths to confronting the critics: turn to community notes or strengthen independent teams that make m... (more story)
Norway is moving ahead swiftly in the debate over children's use of social media as it develops a plan for a strict minimum age of 15, the country's digital minister has said. Australia is the poster child for... (more story)
Apple, Google, Amazon, TikTok and others could soon find themselves in courts across Europe arguing with consumer representatives over how to implement the EU’s digital gatekeeper rules. Consumer group BEUC ha... (more story)
As digital advertising faces the increasing scrutiny that comes with mounting litigation and tightened regulation, the US bulk data rule that originated from national security concerns over hostile foreign cou... (more story)
Italy’s struggle to curb online piracy of live sports has led technology companies to denounce the communications watchdog's new regulation of internet content delivery networks, and the possibility that they ... (more story)
For more than a decade, critics of the broad legal protections for interactive online platforms provided by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act have argued the law is too broad, was designed for a ph... (more story)