The “privacy-preserving age verification” label should be understood at two separate levels: on the one hand, it accurately describes a mechanism, yet on the other,...

The EU copyright review is being argued by two blocs of private interests. The party that will live with the result, the public, was never...

A video gamer, a librarian, and a random mum walk into a bar. That could be the start of a great joke. Sadly, it is...

This is the third and final installment in a series analysing the European Commission’s current call for evidence on EU copyright rules. Part 1 examined...

This is the second installment in a three-part series analysing the European Commission’s current call for evidence on EU copyright rules. Part 1 examined live...

This is the first installment in a three-part series analyzing the European Commission’s current call for evidence on EU copyright rules. This post focuses on...

The IMCO draft opinion on the Digital Networks Act (DNA), reported by Euractiv and circulated after a Politico leak, takes the Commission’s already-imperfect proposal and...

At a roundtable in early June that brought together children’s rights experts, child safety researchers, and policymakers, not a single researcher present expressed support for...

A year ago, we argued that digital sovereignty was Europe’s favourite empty buzzword: elastic enough for everyone to project their fears onto, specific enough to...