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    Chat Control: Where Does The UE Proposal On Combating Children Sexual Abuse Online Stand?

    The European Union has been negotiating a controversial proposal known as "Chat Control" for over four years, aimed at preventing child sexual abuse online through detection orders...
    European UnionPrivacy
    ADVANT Nctm
    ADVANT Nctm
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    New EU Guidelines On Abuse Of Dominance: Recalibrated Framework, With Ample Room For Aggressive Enforcement

    The European Commission has adopted final Guidelines on exclusionary abuses of dominance under Article 102 TFEU, introducing a "workable effects approach" that narrows presumptions while expanding guidance on objective justifications and recognizing sustainability benefits as valid efficiencies for the first time. These Guidelines replace the 2008 Enforcement Priorities Guidance and are expected to significantly impact enforcement practices across EU Member States and beyond, particularly for digital market
    European Union
Antitrust/Competition Law
Jones Day
Jones Day
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    Frontier AI And DORA: AI Service Providers To European Financial Entities Take Note

    European financial regulators have issued new guidance on managing ICT risks from frontier AI models under DORA, setting expectations that will reshape how financial entities assess their technology providers. The statement from the European Supervisory Authorities outlines three core risk mitigation strategies—prevention, detection, and management—that will drive increasingly detailed scrutiny of AI service providers' cybersecurity, governance, and operational resilience. ICT service providers,
    European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Goodwin Procter LLP
    Goodwin Procter LLP
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    EU KIDS Act: Proposed EU Rules For Online Platforms, Age Verification, And AI Chatbots

    The European Commission has proposed the EU KIDS Act, a comprehensive regulation that would establish EU-wide requirements for age verification, child-safe product design...
    European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Greenberg Traurig
    Greenberg Traurig
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    EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) And Software: New Cybersecurity Obligations And CE Marking

    The EU Cyber Resilience Act introduces mandatory cybersecurity requirements for software and digital products entering the European market, including CE marking and free security updates. With compliance deadlines approaching in December 2027, companies must begin preparing their conformity assessment processes now to meet these far-reaching obligations that may fundamentally reshape go-to-market strategies.
    European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Greenberg Traurig
    Greenberg Traurig
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    The Price Of Being A Gatekeeper: Google’s DMA Fight Over AI Interoperability And Data-sharing Obligations

    Google has launched appeals against the European Commission's Digital Markets Act enforcement, challenging binding specification decisions that require it to open Android features to competing...
    European UnionAntitrust/Competition Law
    Macfarlanes LLP
    Macfarlanes LLP
  • Article

    EU Digital Omnibus Package Proposes Amendments To Data Act

    The European Commission has proposed substantial amendments to the Data Act as part of its Digital Omnibus legislative package, targeting commercially sensitive areas including data sharing between private parties and public authorities, cloud switching, and public sector data re-use. While the EU Council's consolidated compromise text addresses some key provisions, significant uncertainties remain unaddressed despite calls from businesses and stakeholders for clarification.
    European UnionGovernment, Public Sector
    Greenberg Traurig
    Greenberg Traurig
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    Asian Cyber Wars; The New Frontier

    The idea of a wave of attackers, getting ready to commence their assault against heavily fortified defences, sounds like a Hollywood movie, or an on-line role playing game.
    GlobalPrivacy
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
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    EU AI Act Guidance Expands AI Disclosure Rules For Advertisers And PR Teams

    The European Union's AI Act introduces sweeping transparency requirements for AI-generated content, fundamentally redefining what constitutes a "deep fake" and imposing disclosure obligations that extend far beyond traditional understanding. With enforcement beginning August 2, 2026, companies using AI to create advertising, marketing materials, or public communications must navigate complex compliance requirements that may apply even to organizations with no physical presence in Europe.
    European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Davis+Gilbert LLP
    Davis+Gilbert LLP
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    EU Tech Sovereignty Package: Implications For Digital Infrastructure Developers And The Energy Sector

    The European Union has unveiled a comprehensive digital infrastructure package aimed at tripling data centre capacity by 2030 while strengthening semiconductor manufacturing capabilities. This ambitious regulatory framework introduces acceleration zones, strategic project designations, and new procurement requirements that will fundamentally reshape how digital infrastructure is developed, operated, and integrated into Europe's energy systems.
    European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
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    EU AI Act News: Digital Omnibus On AI, New Guidance On Risk Classification, GPAI, And Transparency Obligations

    The European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act continues to evolve with significant regulatory updates that reshape compliance timelines and clarify key obligations. Recent developments include the Digital Omnibus on AI, which extends implementation deadlines for high-risk systems and introduces new prohibitions on harmful AI applications, alongside comprehensive guidance from the European Commission on classification criteria, transparency requirements, and general-purpose AI model obligations.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
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    A Few Tenths Of A Per Cent Was Enough: What Booking/Etraveli Means For Platform Deals

    The European General Court has upheld the Commission's prohibition of Booking Holdings' acquisition of Etraveli Group, endorsing a novel 'reverse leveraging' theory of harm in platform mergers. This landmark judgment establishes that a dominant platform can be blocked from acquiring a business in an adjacent market even when the transaction produces only a marginal market share increase, if it serves to entrench an already weak competitive environment and make it harder for rivals to challenge the incumbent
    AfghanistanAntitrust/Competition Law
    Goodwin Procter LLP
    Goodwin Procter LLP
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