DMA designations, gatekeeper compliance and the contest over fair platform markets. Coverage from Continental Brief.
As American tech giants tighten their grip on Canada's digital economy, Ottawa needs to treat Big Tech regulation as a sovereignty issue, not just competition policy.
A six-year court battle by a Polish civil society organization against Meta reveals how the absence of Digital Service Act enforcement leaves users with limited recourse against arbitrary content removal by tech giants.
As Meta abandons third-party fact-checkers in favour of crowdsourced alternatives, the verification industry faces a reckoning: the old model is broken, and platforms alone cannot fix misinformation at scale.
The UK government is proposing 14-year prison sentences and unlimited fines for sabotaging subsea cables and pipelines, replacing a Victorian-era law as concerns grow over state-sponsored attacks on critical infrastructure.
eMudhra, one of India's few root certificate authorities recognized by major browsers, is abandoning its SSL/TLS certificate operations following a security failure that exposed eight intermediate certificates with dangerously weak cryptographic keys.
EU lawmakers united on international AI cooperation but divided over whether Europe should tighten rules or prioritize industry competitiveness. The debate also reignited calls to revive a shelved liability directive.