Enforcing the EU’s Digital Laws Delivering European Tech Policies that serve People...
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The EU Commission opens five enforcement proceedings and issues over 20 requests for information to platforms, prioritizing child safety, election disinformation and hate speech while designating six gatekeepers and running a DMA team of about 80 staff on enforcement. Gatekeepers’ compliance proposals largely aim for the minimum; Google faces multi‑billion fines and proprietary Play services (Play Integrity API) block alternative OSes and apps. Data centers grow fast—data centers > Belgium by 2030—so regulators flag both content harms and huge environmental footprints.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00EU digital laws enforcement
- 1:24DSA and DMA early enforcement
- 4:33DSA fairness concerns
- 7:22DMA impact on small tech
- 11:01Gatekeepers’ DMA proposals
- 15:14DMA enforcement challenges
- 21:58DSA/DMA transparency gaps
- 25:50Content moderation risks
- 30:02Fair moderation rules
- 34:56Limited enforcement transparency
- 40:56TikTok bans and free speech
- 46:53DMA app store gaps
- 55:32Tech platforms’ environmental impact
- 1:04:47EU digital regulation coordination
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