Legislation, enforcement and the politics behind Europe's digital rulebook, from the AI Act to platform regulation.
The EDRi network highlights emerging challenges for European digital sovereignty, from Ireland's data center crisis to competing demands in child protection policy.
Tech Policy Press released 86 podcast episodes throughout 2025, examining everything from artificial intelligence hype to platform governance and the role of tech billionaires in undermining democratic institutions. Here are the 15 episodes that resonated most with listeners.
The European digital rights community is pushing forward with campaigns on AI ethics, historical disinformation and tech regulation as the year approaches its end.
The European Ombudsman has determined that the Commission violated its own transparency standards when drafting migrant smuggling legislation, failing to justify claims of urgency that allowed it to bypass mandatory public input and impact assessments.
The European Commission has unveiled two Digital Omnibus proposals on 19 November 2025, triggering alarm among digital rights advocates who warn the measures could substantially erode longstanding EU protections for personal data and human rights.
The European Digital Rights network flags mounting threats to the bloc's landmark digital legislation, from corporate lobbying to content moderation failures across major platforms.
As the Trump administration takes office, Bluesky faces a dilemma: enforce its rules impartially and risk retaliation, or relax enforcement and lose user trust. A decentralized approach to content moderation may offer a way out.
The European Commission must assemble 60 independent experts for its new AI Scientific Panel, but member state quotas threaten to compromise the caliber of talent needed to guide Europe's AI regulation.