Today‘s hearing of Facebook whistleblower Francis Haugen in the European Parliament has exposed the EU‘s unwillingness to take back control of the digital sphere, concludes Patrick Breyer, the Civil Liberties Committee‘s …
Today, the European Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs (JURI) adopted its recommendations on the Digital Services Act, as proposed by French opinion rapporteur Geoffroy Didier (EPP).
Today, the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) adopted its Opinion on the EU‘s upcoming Digital Services Act.[1] It is the first Committee …
Today (starting at 9.25 a.m.), the European Parliament’s Home Affairs Committee will discuss the amendments to the EU‘s Digital Services Act proposed by its rapporteur Patrick Breyer (Pirate Party).
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Today, the European Commission presented the Digital Services Act (DSA), proposing the biggest revision of internet rules in 20 years. The DSA will introduce new rules for tech giants such as …
The European Parliament voted yesterday on three seperate reports on the Digital Services Act. The reports were adopted by a large majority, showing a clear position towards the European Commission. The …
This week, the European Parliament will vote on three seperate reports on the Digital Services Act, positioning itself towards the Commission, which plans to present a first draft law in December …
Digital Services Act an ‘incredible opportunity for EU to set global standards’ says Greens MEP.
Speaking at a virtual news conference on Tuesday, Alexandra Geese said the planned legislation is a …
EU Legal Affairs Committee wants Digital Services Act to end surveillance capitalism and AI censorship
The European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee yesterday adopted, on proposal by rapporteur Patrick Breyer (Pirate Party, …
