Free speech platforms like 'X' will never pass the EU's DSA test
Elon Musk wants X to be the premiere free speech platform. But this trajectory is completely at odds with the aims of the EU's regulatory playbook. And this battle is far from over.
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Taking a bite out of MiCA, the EU's comprehensive crypto legislation challenging the nature of decentralisation
EU regulators have proudly championed their comprehensive crypto regulation, but does it provide protection while allowing innovation?
EU Tech Loop wrap-up: June 2024
Welcome to the first newsletter of the EU Tech Loop, which will help you keep up with the latest tech regulatory news from across the EU! With the summer holidays approaching, June was rich in tech and telco-related debate.
Moving from on-premise to gov-cloud: lessons from Europe
As countries rapidly advance digital transformations, state-owned data needs secure and efficient management. This must avoid burdening future generations with costly commitments. European governments are still seeking solutions, each with specific challenges.
Is Brussel's regulation of tech on the ballot at the EU elections?
Despite the tough moves from Brussels, it's clear that general economic trends and nation-specific worries will dominate the ballot box more than tech rules.
Temu, Baby Yoda, and Online Advertising
Regulators and consumer groups across the EU have already been expressing concerns about a myriad of potential Temu’s consumer protection violations, including misleading practices when consumers see big differences between what is advertised and what is realistically delivered to them.
Unmasking the plan to restrict encryption and private messaging in Europe
Can European law enforcement agencies force messaging services to crack open the contents of their users' communications to scan for and retain illegal material?
Europe’s Fintech Success Story: What is a Cheque?
Europeans exhibit a greater inclination toward adopting online banking and payments, a trend not solely attributed to consumer behavior but also to astute regulation.
Analysis of EU innovation, consumer and tech policy