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Streaming platforms that don’t reinvest their local revenues will not be allowed to license films that were released recently. We missed this earlier: Last month,...
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Streaming platforms that don’t reinvest their local revenues will not be allowed to license films that were released recently. We missed this earlier: Last month,...
Google has signed a deal with news publishers in France to pay them for content appearing as preview snippets in search results, the company...
The German government is pushing for Europe’s digital sovereignty and the Bundestag is discussing how to influence EU’s impending Digital Services Act to that...
The European Union’s top court dealt a blow to bulk surveillance regimes in member nations, especially the UK, France, and Belgium. In a ruling...
Several European countries — the UK, France, Italy and others — as well as Turkey, have in the recent past begun taxing technology companies,...
Facebook France has agreed to pay €106 million (~₹930.5 crore) in back taxes, including €22 million (~₹1.93 crore) in penalties, to the French tax...
In the stalemate between the US and four European nations over taxing technology companies according to the size of their presence in each country,...
The highest French constitutional authority struck down most of the country’s online hate speech law on June 18, calling it “unconstitutional” as it would...
European leaders doubled down on their plans to introduce digital services taxes after the US suspended talks with European countries on evolving a new...
Asserting “digital sovereignty” as “the basis for Europe’s sustainable competitiveness”, digital affairs ministers of Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Portugal released a statement on...
