EU Investigates Google Over Media Content Ranking Policy
Commission examines potential breach of Digital Markets Act The European Commission has launched a formal investigation into Google’s handling of...
Regulation – Law
UK Minister Urges Faster Online Safety Enforcement
Concerns grow over delays in protecting children and users British technology minister Liz Kendall has called on Ofcom to accelerate...
Berlin Court Orders Google to Pay €465M in Damages
Ruling addresses market abuse in price comparison services A Berlin court has ruled that Google must pay €465 million ($542...
UK Mobile Firms Face £3.2B Overcharging Lawsuit
Tribunal allows claims after 2015 to move forward Britain’s largest mobile operators, including Vodafone, EE, O2, and Three UK, are...
EU Targets Low-Value Imports with New Customs Plan
Ministers push for earlier duties on Chinese e-commerce parcels European finance ministers have agreed to accelerate the introduction of customs...
Samsung Ordered to Pay $191.4M in OLED Patent Case
Texas jury rules in favor of Pictiva Displays over display technology rights Samsung Electronics has been ordered to pay $191.4...
Denmark Plans Law to Shield Citizens from Deepfakes
Proposed copyright reform aims to protect personal likeness online In 2021, Danish live-streamer Marie Watson discovered a manipulated image of...
EU Privacy Law Reform Sparks Activist Backlash
Critics warn changes could weaken GDPR protections Privacy advocates are raising alarms over proposed revisions to Europe’s landmark data protection...
UK Court Sides Mostly with Stability AI in Getty Case
Ruling narrows legal questions around AI training and copyright A British High Court has largely ruled in favor of London-based...
France Targets Online Marketplaces Over Illegal Listings
Shein investigation highlights broader regulatory gaps in e-commerce French authorities have launched a formal investigation into Shein and other online...
