Margrethe Vestager
EU Veterans Rally to Recast the Digital Services Act as Accountability Not Control
Europe’s digital guardians recast control as care, wrapping power in the language of protection.
EU Officials Start Crafting Censorship Guidelines for Big Tech Companies Ahead of 2024 Elections
The EU says it’s to “protect” democracy.
The EU approves legislation that requires Apple to accept side-loaded apps and more
Apple will no longer be the decider of what’s allowed on iPhone.
Europe tells Apple to stop removing apps from the App Store without warning
The regulation also calls for more transparency.
EU regulators investigating Google job search tool for possible anti-competitive behavior
Rivals have complained that Google’s placement of job adverts at the top of its search results is a “ploy” to gain market share.
Amazon is on the brink of EU antitrust investigation
Amazon will face investigation within days.
President Trump isn’t happy the EU keep suing US tech companies
Trump thinks it should be up to the US to take action on tech companies, not the EU.
Google is about to face its third antitrust fine next week – its Adsense monopoly is to blame for this one
The European Union opened its third case against Google based on an accusation which stated that Google prevented the third parties using Adsense from using any products related to Google’s competitors.