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During the previous mandate, EU lawmakers introduced a wave of digital rules aimed at regulating the bloc’s tech sector. While most were (at least initially) well-intentioned, this regulatory surge now risks stifling digital innovation and undermining EU competitiveness.
A recent report published by the Parliament of Australia marks a significant shift away from regulatory consistency. Titled the second […]
The 2024 state legislative session saw six state legislatures — Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New York, and Washington — introduce […]
Earlier this week, the much-anticipated report on the way forward for Europe’s ailing competitiveness, authored by Mario Draghi, finally came out. Expectations for what’s next are high, but above all the report should be seen as a – last? – wakeup call for Europe to do better and stop thinking everything can be solved with more of the same: more regulation, more self doubt, more protectionism. It’s high time the EU actually starts to listen to what industry and employers, innovators and market leaders need to succeed in the EU.
Noah Lyles’ promise to be the fastest man alive in this year’s Paris games was one that was accompanied by […]
Digital services exports continue to serve as a key driver of broader gains for the U.S. economy. The latest data […]
Two years have passed since the European Commission published its initial proposal to prevent and combat child sexual abuse (CSA). Nevertheless, negotiations on Europe’s long-term regulatory framework to fight CSA still struggle to make progress.
The EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) only started to fully apply in March, meaning that companies designated as so-called ‘gatekeepers’ had to roll out all kinds of changes to their services and products in order to comply with what is prescribed by the DMA.
The release of annual federal agency reports are rarely given significant airtime beyond some select circles. This year, however, the […]
In the Section 706 Report approved today by a 3-2 vote, the FCC has increased the benchmark for “advanced telecommunications […]
