Balancing Risk and Innovation: AI Governance Strategies in South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan
As AI becomes a defining force in global innovation and economic competitiveness, governments are establishing regulatory frameworks to oversee their […]
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Digital Markets Act: Turkey and South Korea Should Learn From Europe’s DMA Mistakes
Across the globe, we see that lawmakers sometimes consider replicating rules and regulations from the European Union. South Korea and Turkey, for example, have tabled legislative proposals that openly emulate key parts of the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA)
New Korean legislation undermines Internet norms and raises broad trade concerns
On September 8, Korean National Assembly Member Rep. Young-chan Yoon introduced an amendment to Korea’s Telecommunications Business Act, dubbed the […]
South Korea’s Internet Traffic Tax: An Example for Europe To Follow? (Spoiler Alert: It Isn’t, Here’s Why)
Europe’s biggest incumbent telecom operators are trying to revive the idea that tech companies should pay them when responding to […]
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