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Is a united approach to online safety possible?

While the policy position highlights the common role of regulators in making the internet safer, there remain challenging legal and cultural differences in defining harm online

Innovation in the EU: Make it simple

A coalition of governments from Estonia, Germany, Latvia and Lithuania add to the growing chorus of voices seeking to shape the agenda of the next Commission

The UK’s framework for regulating online platforms

Though the DMCC Act diverges in the details when compared to the EU’s DMA, the laws both reflect a growing global scrutiny for mergers and acquisitions in tech markets

Germany: Spectrum licence renewal rather than revocation and reallocation

While BNetzA has changed tack in its approach to the assignment of key bands, neither established mobile operators nor the new entrant are fully on side

Event debrief: CODE Talks on a More Competitive Europe

While panellists agreed on the importance of the DMA to CODE’s cause of openness, some doubt was expressed about the EU’s ability to implement the law effectively

Event debrief: ComReg’s evolving regulatory role

The market’s shift “from copper to cloud” makes for new priorities and challenges, and an imperative for both regulation and regulators to adjust in response

Swisscom’s fibre rollout strategy deemed anti-competitive

COMCO claims to have prevented the creation of a potential monopoly, but will fibre deployments take longer and cost more?

US: Life without the Affordable Connectivity Program

As Congress stalls on allocating resources to the federal affordability programme, ISPs will shift their attention to state-level equity requirements for BEAD funding

France’s ecodesign framework for digital services

While regulators engage more with sustainability, delivering Europe’s twin green and digital transitions will demand more work to understand the environmental impacts of technology

German court orders Meta to pay DT its (fair?) share

Though the decision has been claimed by supporters of fair share as a win, it's unclear if it will change the course of a debate that has generally faded in Europe