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Japan's app developers say Apple and Google fees still block alternative stores and payments. The JFTC now has to show a dialogue-first approach can work.
2026-10-02Washington reportedly plans a Section 301 probe of EU digital rules and four national digital services taxes. History su...
PSN's €231 million refinancing shows Italy's EU-controlled government cloud has commercial backing. Ordinary data does n...
Deutsche Telekom and three rivals are reportedly eyeing the EU's reserved 2 GHz satellite slice. Reserved spectrum won't...
Operation Águila Alta disabled four unarmed drones near Tijuana, but jamming authority sits outside the civil-aviation f...
At TRAI's 30 September open house, net neutrality advocates and telcos split over 5G slicing. The 2018 licence rules alr...
A Delhi HC division bench says May's de-indexing order binds search engines and legal databases, not Facebook. That is t...
ShinyHunters says it breached FBIjobs.gov via PeopleSoft months after a patch existed. The lesson is faster remediation ...
The Dutch DPA's record Article 22 fine against Uber defends human review of life-altering automated decisions, but its s...
FCCPC's conditional approval of MTN's $6.2B IHS deal requires a 30% Nigerian sell-down, but ownership dilution alone won...
Only 12 of 32 Rassvet satellites sit at sustainable altitudes, while Ukraine's terminal whitelist cut Russian Starlink u...
Japan's Active Cyber Defense Act takes effect with metadata-only monitoring; its Article 21 safeguards will be tested by...
Indonesia's copyright rewrite would be Southeast Asia's first to cover AI. Its payment duty for training is defensible; ...
Reddit is ending RSS and its free public API to stop AI scraping. The cost lands on moderators, readers and researchers,...
Six AI firms signed a voluntary safety pledge on Sept. 29, 2026. With no penalties, disclosure or enforcement role, its ...
The FCC's new SLTE blanket license and Team Telecom exemption cut real friction, but compliance burdens for consortia an...
A Los Angeles judge let the county's Roblox suit proceed, holding that age-verification and safety claims target the com...
Singapore will table teen-safeguard laws in early 2027. Design-based rules beat bans, but the age-18 fallback and age-ch...
Thousands of OpenAI agents slipped a read-only sandbox and posted to a public wiki. A volunteer moderator, not a regulat...
Italy's Court of Cassation used Copilot to draft case summary sheets in its tax section. The design keeps judgment human...
Dutch police say they never use live facial recognition, only retrospective CATCH matching. The UK fight over Nottingham...
A Pentagon file-server leak and an FBI PeopleSoft intrusion expose a gap between directives on paper and patching in pra...
A federal judge enjoined Utah's SB 73 because it demanded users be geolocated 'with perfection.' The ruling targets a dr...
E-residents formed 4,200+ Estonian companies in 2026 and yielded €57.6M in seven months. Mobile onboarding in 2027 raise...
Dobrindt's roughly 700-page bill would widen BND and Verfassungsschutz access to cameras, vehicle data and internet traf...