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Case Report: Online Marketplaces Are Now Frontline Privacy Actors (Russmedia Digital and Inform Media Press)
The judgment establishes online marketplaces as data controllers responsible for detecting and preventing unlawful personal data in user advertisements.
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Law Reform: AI in Europe Is Gradually Becoming Over-regulated
A new study analyses how the EU AI Act overlaps and interacts with other EU digital laws, urging coherence, simplified compliance, and coordinated…
Oct 31
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Editorial: Save Quantum Computing From Regulation
Premature regulation of quantum computing stifles innovation; governments should adopt flexible, targeted governance, support international cooperation…
Sep 30
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Policy Update: A Deal on Tech or a Play for Power?
The US and UK signed the Technology Prosperity Deal to collaborate on AI, nuclear, and quantum technologies.
Sep 22
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Legal Update: Space Law Since 1967 With Aspirations Written, But Accountability Missing
UNOOSA has updated its treaty booklet, consolidating core space law treaties and sustainability guidelines, ensuring accessible international legal…
Sep 19
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Policy Update: A Scorecard For Digital Market Governance
The World Bank GRIDMAP’s MAP helps countries measure regulatory strength, build institutions, enforce laws, and create safer digital markets.
Aug 26
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Issue 21: The Legal Consequences of Dark Web Monitoring
Dark web monitoring can expose serious legal risks that threaten your security, privacy, and compliance.
Aug 9
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Case Report: How A Content Creator Was Harassed Online For Years (Gasparetto v. Bradley)
What a court decided regarding online harassment and cyberbullying across YouTube, Twitter and SoundCloud
Jul 1
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Case Report: How Facebook Tried to Outsmart the IRS and Failed (Facebook, Inc. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue)
Facebook U.S. tried to outsmart the IRS with a $6.5B tax shuffle but the court called its bluff.
Jun 10
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Issue 15: The Digital Future of European Courts
The EU is developing a strategy to modernise justice systems with digital tools and cross-border cooperation.
Jun 9
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Policy Update: The Dating App That Faked 270 Women
South Korea Fair Trade Commission fined a dating app operator for using fake women to influence men’s choices and spending.
Jun 5
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Data Analysis: Why Only 1 in 5 Companies Focus on Fixing Cyberattacks
Business leaders are rethinking cybersecurity. This deep dive reveals where companies are actually investing, and what they are leaving behind.
May 30
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