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ARTICLE · 30 OCTOBER 2024

Tech Regulation – Quarterly Newsletter Autumn 2024

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Our Autumn 2024 edition sets out the key EU / UK regulatory developments in online safety, digital platforms, cyber, AI and data.

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Our Autumn 2024 edition sets out the key EU / UK regulatory developments in online safety, digital platforms, cyber, AI and data. Check below whether your business is in scope, and actions you may need to take before any obligations begin to apply.

Highlights of our update include the race to bring provisions of the UK Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA) and Online Safety Act (OSA) into force, the first indications of the policy direction of the new UK Government on AI, and the long-awaited application of several new cyber security initiatives in the EU.

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DMCCA (UK)

The DMCCA:

  • Introduces a digital markets regime. The Act allows the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to impose unique obligations on firms deemed to hold Strategic Market Status (SMS), similar to the obligations on the core platform services of gatekeepers under the EU Digital Markets Act.

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