#tech-regulation

#tech-regulation

Zuckerberg's repeated congressional testimonies reflect escalating concern over Big Tech's influence and antitrust practices.

Meta was fined $840 million by the E.U. for unfair competition practices with Facebook Marketplace.

Major tech companies are facing increased scrutiny and legal challenges related to antitrust issues and content moderation policies.

The importance of balancing strategic oversight with detailed execution in marketing roles.

The European Union has initiated formal procedures against Meta for not doing enough to combat disinformation ahead of the EU elections in June.

Australia is enforcing a rule for tech firms to pay media companies for using their content.

The rule aims to enhance funding for quality journalism in Australia.

Lina Khan leads FTC in aggressive antitrust investigations against tech giants like Microsoft as Biden administration approaches end.

Stricter regulations are being established to finalize ongoing investigations before the incoming Trump administration.

FTC sues Uber over deceptive billing for Uber One subscription service.

Trump's firing of FTC's last two Democratic commissioners may lead to significant regulatory shifts affecting tech companies and labor rights.

The shift in content moderation by tech giants raises concerns about misinformation, but UK law still mandates compliance.

The Independent highlights the importance of on-the-ground journalism in addressing crucial social issues.

Rep. Pelosi opposes California's SB 1047, arguing it may hamper AI innovation despite its consumer protection intentions.

The call for consensus on AI safety standards emphasizes the need for responsible and human-centric artificial intelligence development.

California's effort to force big tech to pay local news fell apart due to lobbying and divisions in the news industry.

A new nonbinding agreement with Google aims to provide $125 million to local journalism, but lacks enforceable commitments.

California legislation aims to combat social media addiction among minors by enforcing chronological post order and restricting notifications.

Social media addiction impacts adolescents' mental health, prompting state action against tech companies.

Russia's State Duma passed a bill banning advertising on platforms labeled as "undesirable" or "extremist."

The TikTok ban debate highlights complex issues of national security, privacy, and the future of social media in the US.

The EU should implement tech policies that protect user rights and foster fair competition globally.

Trump's reelected presidency may prompt significant changes in tech regulations and CEO strategies in the tech industry.

Trump's second presidency will face a drastically changed tech landscape with shifting dynamics in regulation and industry relationship.

Tech industry executives have become more apolitical while lobbying behind the scenes, reflecting on the challenges faced during the last eight years.

Amazon may face an EU investigation in 2025 for potential violations of the Digital Markets Act.

EU accuses Meta of breaching digital competition rules by giving users ad-free option for a fee.

The EU Court of Justice upheld the European Commission's designation of Bytedance as a gatekeeper under the Digital Markets Act, reinforcing efforts to regulate dominant tech companies.

Apple is set to face the first fine under the EU's Digital Markets Act for its App Store practices.

Instagram users are expressing concern over AI privacy rights, but simply sharing memes does not provide any legal protection.

Governments are increasingly asserting control over tech companies, particularly in regulating online content and responding to disinformation.

Musk's social network faced government action in Brazil, revealing tensions between freedom of speech and regulatory compliance.

Small businesses are turning to digital platforms like Facebook and Instagram for growth and reach amid challenges.

Small business owners fear their voices will be overlooked as Congress considers tech regulation.

Targeted advertising on social media is crucial for small businesses' success and global expansion.

X faces backlash and legal challenges over content compliance in Brazil and expands with a CTV app.

Yelp accuses Google of monopolistic practices in search.

The UK's Digital Markets, Competition, and Consumer bill (DMCC) will enhance competition watchdog powers, enabling penalties up to 10% global annual turnover for Big Tech breaches.

Tech founder Pavel Durov's arrest in France sparks debate over online platform responsibility for user speech.

The legal implications of Durov's case question existing norms regarding tech company accountability.

Global leaders are increasingly scrutinizing tech companies in response to criminal activities facilitated by their platforms.

Durov believes that French charges against him threaten innovation by personalizing liability for third-party misuse on platforms.

The swift passage of TikTok legislation marks a rare bipartisan moment with momentum building for further tech regulation.