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EU Court Halts DSA Supervisory Fees for Meta and TikTok

The EU General Court ruled that Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok do not have to pay 2023 supervisory fees under the Digital Services Act (DSA) due to procedural issues with the fee calculation methodology, though the ruling allows for provisional fees until the Commission revises its procedure.

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EU Halts Google Antitrust Decision Amid US Trade Tensions

The European Commission has postponed a decision on Google's advertising practices, reportedly due to ongoing trade disputes with the United States, delaying the announcement of sanctions against Google for monopolistic advertising practices after four years of investigation.

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Snapchat Fails to Stop Illegal Nicotine Sales to Minors

Despite Snapchat's claims to combat the illegal sale of nicotine products to minors, a recent study shows that teenagers easily find and purchase these items via the platform using slang, prompting legal action from the Foundation for Youth Smoking Prevention against Snapchat and the ACM.

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YouTube's Misinformation Tools Show Language Bias, Raising DSA Concerns

A study by AI Forensics reveals that YouTube's information panels, designed to combat misinformation, are inconsistently applied across languages, with Western European languages prioritized, raising concerns about equitable access to information and potential DSA violations.

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Meta Halts EU Political Ads Due to New Transparency Regulation

Meta, owner of Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and WhatsApp, will cease all political, election, and social issue advertising across its EU platforms from October due to the EU's new Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising (TTPA) regulation, which introduces significant operational and leg...

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Meta Halts EU Political Ads Due to New Transparency Law

Meta will stop all political ads across its platforms in the EU from October 2024 due to the complexities and legal uncertainties introduced by the EU's Political Advertisement Transparency and Targeting Act (TtPA), which aims to combat disinformation and foreign interference in elections.

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EU Court Upholds Zalando's Designation as Very Large Online Platform under DSA

The EU General Court rejected Zalando's appeal against its classification as a Very Large Online Platform (VLOP) under the Digital Services Act (DSA), citing over 83 million monthly active users and the inability to distinguish between users exposed to third-party content and those who weren't.

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Trump Threatens EU with Tariffs Over Digital Regulations

Donald Trump threatened the EU with additional tariffs if it continues to discriminate against American tech companies, targeting the DSA and DMA, while the EU recently fined Apple and Meta for DMA violations, setting the stage for a significant showdown over digital regulation.

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EU Rejects Trump's Tariff Threat Over Digital Regulations

On Tuesday, the European Commission rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on the EU over its digital policies, asserting its right to regulate its own economic activity. Trump's statement came days after a tariff truce between the two sides. The EU maintains its digital reg...

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EU Investigates Temu for DSA Violations

The European Commission launched a preliminary investigation against Temu, a Chinese online marketplace, for allegedly violating the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) by failing to adequately assess risks from illegal products, prompting concerns about consumer safety and prompting calls for stronger ...

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Meta Bans Political Ads in EU Due to New Regulations

Meta will cease all political, election, and social issue ads on its EU platforms from October 2024 due to the EU's new Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising regulation (TTPA), citing significant operational challenges and legal uncertainties; Google made a similar announcement previou...

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France Launches Criminal Probe into X Over Hate Speech

A French criminal investigation into X, formerly Twitter, was launched this month following complaints about hate speech and political influence. X is refusing to provide data to investigators, citing concerns about impartiality and free speech.

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