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EU poised to impose sweeping social media regulation with Digital Services Act
The Digital Services Act would regulate everything from “dark patterns” and algorithms to public safety threats and illegal content.
May 9, 2022
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Gillian Vernick
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Content Restrictions
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Application for leave to intervene in Biancardi v. Italy
Update: After receiving permission from the European Court of Human Rights to intervene in Biancardi v. Italy in May 2020,…
April 23, 2020
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Chris Young
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Europe’s high court rules against applying ‘right to be forgotten’ worldwide
Google and other search engines can’t be required to take down links worldwide that have been delisted in the EU.
September 24, 2019
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Reporters Committee
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