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Under the EU's Digital Markers Act, gatekeepers refer to companies which operate one or more core platform services like social networking, search engines, advertising...
Bruno Gencarelli, Head of the European Commission's International Affairs and Data Flows unit, said EU and India will continue to work to enhance convergence...
While Meta listed its efforts in a blog post, X's response to the EU Commissioner's letter was not made public.
The European Commission consultation asked stakeholders whether online platforms should pay telecom companies a fee for the use of the latter's network infrastructure.
This comes in response to European Commission's consultation on whether content platforms should share the costs of telecom infrastructure development with telecom companies.
However, the feature could be limited to the European Union as there is no regulatory requirement to allow interoperability in other regions.
Gatekeepers now have until March 2024 to comply with the full list of do's and don'ts under the Digital Markets Act
Digital Markets Act in the EU requires Apple (and other large platforms that are designated as gatekeepers) to allow users to install apps from outside...
As per the European Commission, if the proposed acquisition deal goes through it would be tantamount to Adobe having removed "an important competitive force".
The agreement—called an "adequacy decision" in policy terms—is to ensure free and 'safe' data transfers between the two regions without additional privacy safeguards.
