The free speech rights of bloggers
I have prepared this Opinion for a forthcoming application on the freedom of expression rights of bloggers and other new media actors to the European Court of Human Rights.
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Technology, Power and the Pandemic
Thanks to Tilburg’s Global Data Justice project for the invitation to speak on their CPDP panel this week to launch their excellent new report, Digital disruption or crisis capitalism? I used the case of England’s contact-tracing app to further illuminate some elements of the report, based on a book chapter of mine which should be published this autumn.
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Consolidated DMA interoperability provisions
Here are the provisions of the EU’s Digital Markets Act relating to interoperability obligations for large “gatekeeper” firms, from the final text!
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Will the EU-US Privacy Framework succeed where the Privacy Shield and Safe Harbour failed?
The EU and US announced on 25 March they have “agreed in principle on a new Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework”. But there is little in the announcement of the “political”/“in principle” agreement suggesting the EU Court of Justice’s high standards will be met.
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Key points on DMA interoperability and encryption
Key points on how the almost-final interoperability obligation in the EU Digital Markets Act interacts with end-to-end encrypted services.
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Generative Interoperability: Building Online Public and Civic Spaces
My comments on a new report from Commons Network and Open Future, which looks at the broader implications and possibilities of interoperability in “platformised” societies.
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The three main EU institutions are expected to meet next week for the 4th trilogue for the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The French presidency has been pushing everyone hard to […]
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Commission compromise on DMA messaging interoperability
Comments on a European Commission compromise proposal on messaging interoperability from the Digital Markets Act trilogue negotiations.
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The Commission’s interoperability non-paper
The European Commission has been contributing to the Digital Markets Act trilogues with the Parliament and Council, with non-papers on targeted advertising and interoperability.
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Interoperability in one minute
Interoperability requirements for the very largest platforms in a minute’s read (or two 😆).
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