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  1. EU designates ChatGPT, Reddit, Roblox under Digital Services Act

    The European Commission on Monday classified ChatGPT as a Very Large Online Search Engine and Reddit and Roblox…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanCommission #EUDigitalServicesAct
    europesays.com/europe/127143/

  2. European Commission puts ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox under strictest DSA rules | Ukraine news

    A 45 million-user threshold has triggered broader scrutiny, giving regulators new powers to examine algorithms, safety measures and…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanCommission #EUDigitalServicesAct #News
    europesays.com/europe/127135/

  3. US Republicans Defend Coupang, Pressure Korea Over Network Act

    Jim Jordan, chairman of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee (Republican, Ohio), points at something with a gavel at…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Coupang #EUDigitalServicesAct #freedomofexpression #JimJordan #KoreaNetworkAct #Korea-UStrade #Section301 #USRepublicans
    europesays.com/korea/111980/

  4. social media ban for children, France Becomes First EU Nation To Ban Social Media For Children Under 15

    Paris: France banned children under 15 from using social media on Tuesday, becoming the first country in the…
    #Europe #EU #childrenunder15socialmediaban #EmmanuelMacron #EUDigitalServicesAct #EuropeanUnion #France #francesocialmediaban #France'sParliament #Parislaw #socialmediaban
    europesays.com/europe/99614/

  5. EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen on $630 million AliExpress fine: ‘This is very dangerous for …’

    Alibaba’s AliExpress is facing a record fine in Europe. According to a report by the news agency Reuters,…
    #Europe #EU #Alibabapenalty #aliExpress #aliexpressfine #counterfeitgoods #DSAviolations #e-commerceregulations #EUDigitalServicesAct #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanUnion #HennaVirkkunen #illegalproductsonline
    europesays.com/europe/98497/

  6. ICYMI: App developers face February deadline for EU digital compliance verification: New EU Digital Services Act regulations require app developers to verify trader status by February 17 or risk removal from App Store. ppc.land/app-developers-face-f #AppDevelopment #DigitalCompliance #EUDigitalServicesAct #AppStore #AppDevelopers

  7. App developers face February deadline for EU digital compliance verification: New EU Digital Services Act regulations require app developers to verify trader status by February 17 or risk removal from App Store. ppc.land/app-developers-face-f #AppDevelopment #DigitalCompliance #EUDigitalServicesAct #AppStore #TraderVerification

  8. Merry almost-Christmas, everyone! I hope your gadget gifts don’t require prolonged firmware-update installations, repeated reboots, or lengthy tech-support interactions–but if they do, please let me know, because there might be a story in that.

    12/18/2023: X Lands in the EU’s Crosshairs Over Questionable Policies, Lax Oversight, PCMag

    Much of the reaction to the European Commission opening an investigation of the former Twitter for alleged violations of the Digital Services Act has focused on how EU law’s strict provisions over taking down illegal content invite abuses of government power. (See, for instance, my friend Mike Masnick’s dissent at Techdirt.) But the EU’s case also cites areas of misconduct outside of content moderation that speak to a comparable level of carelessness.

    12/19/2023: Google Play Store Settlement Should Get You at Least $2, PCMag

    The more time I spent reading the fine print about Google’s $700 million settlement (and looking at the fine print in its last quarterly-earnings filing that reported a cash and cash-equivalents balance almost 44 times as large as that sum), the less I liked it.

    12/21/2023: How Urban Retail Can Bounce Back, Worth

    I filed this feature about how urban retail can deal with challenges of crime and a reduced daytime-worker population back in October–before the National Retail Federation retracted a claim that organized retail crime made up almost half of all “shrink” from stores in 2021. But I hadn’t leaned on that report published in April and instead went with 2022 data on shrink in an NRF report posted in September that didn’t quantify “ORC.” Fortunately, no such qualms have surfaced since publication about the part of this piece (also available in Worth’s Q4 2023 print edition) that endorses mixed-use development to ensure that city neighborhoods don’t rise or fall depending on how many people sit down at desks in offices each morning.

    12/22/2023: Twitter Alternative Bluesky Makes Posts Publicly Viewable, PCMag

    The social platform that’s become my primary replacement for Twitter took a big step towards exiting its closed-beta status–which should be followed early next year by Bluesky letting anybody sign up, CEO Jay Graber told my Fast Company editor Harry McCracken last week.

    12/23/2023: SmartTechCheck Podcast S03 E69, Mark Vena

    I joined my industry-analyst friend’s podcast (also available in video form) for the first time since October to talk about our choices for the biggest tech stories of 2023. Since somebody else had picked Musk’s disastrous stewardship of what I sometimes like to call “Xitter,” I brought up the rise of fixed-wireless 5G home broadband.

    https://robpegoraro.com/2023/12/24/weekly-output-eu-vs-x-google-play-store-settlement-urban-retails-future-bluesky-updates-mark-vena-podcast/

    #Bluesky #BlueskyButterflyIcon #BlueskyPublicView #DSA #ElonMuskTwitter #EUDigitalServicesAct #GooglePlayServiceFees #GooglePlaySettlement #GooglePlayStoreSettlement #MarkVena #NoMa #shoplifting #sideloading #TwitterContentModeration #urbanRetail #XContentModeration

  9. Merry almost-Christmas, everyone! I hope your gadget gifts don’t require prolonged firmware-update installations, repeated reboots, or lengthy tech-support interactions–but if they do, please let me know, because there might be a story in that.

    12/18/2023: X Lands in the EU’s Crosshairs Over Questionable Policies, Lax Oversight, PCMag

    Much of the reaction to the European Commission opening an investigation of the former Twitter for alleged violations of the Digital Services Act has focused on how EU law’s strict provisions over taking down illegal content invite abuses of government power. (See, for instance, my friend Mike Masnick’s dissent at Techdirt.) But the EU’s case also cites areas of misconduct outside of content moderation that speak to a comparable level of carelessness.

    12/19/2023: Google Play Store Settlement Should Get You at Least $2, PCMag

    The more time I spent reading the fine print about Google’s $700 million settlement (and looking at the fine print in its last quarterly-earnings filing that reported a cash and cash-equivalents balance almost 44 times as large as that sum), the less I liked it.

    12/21/2023: How Urban Retail Can Bounce Back, Worth

    I filed this feature about how urban retail can deal with challenges of crime and a reduced daytime-worker population back in October–before the National Retail Federation retracted a claim that organized retail crime made up almost half of all “shrink” from stores in 2021. But I hadn’t leaned on that report published in April and instead went with 2022 data on shrink in an NRF report posted in September that didn’t quantify “ORC.” Fortunately, no such qualms have surfaced since publication about the part of this piece (also available in Worth’s Q4 2023 print edition) that endorses mixed-use development to ensure that city neighborhoods don’t rise or fall depending on how many people sit down at desks in offices each morning.

    12/22/2023: Twitter Alternative Bluesky Makes Posts Publicly Viewable, PCMag

    The social platform that’s become my primary replacement for Twitter took a big step towards exiting its closed-beta status–which should be followed early next year by Bluesky letting anybody sign up, CEO Jay Graber told my Fast Company editor Harry McCracken last week.

    12/23/2023: SmartTechCheck Podcast S03 E69, Mark Vena

    I joined my industry-analyst friend’s podcast (also available in video form) for the first time since October to talk about our choices for the biggest tech stories of 2023. Since somebody else had picked Musk’s disastrous stewardship of what I sometimes like to call “Xitter,” I brought up the rise of fixed-wireless 5G home broadband.

    https://robpegoraro.com/2023/12/24/weekly-output-eu-vs-x-google-play-store-settlement-urban-retails-future-bluesky-updates-mark-vena-podcast/

    #Bluesky #BlueskyButterflyIcon #BlueskyPublicView #DSA #ElonMuskTwitter #EUDigitalServicesAct #GooglePlayServiceFees #GooglePlaySettlement #GooglePlayStoreSettlement #MarkVena #NoMa #shoplifting #sideloading #TwitterContentModeration #urbanRetail #XContentModeration

  10. Merry almost-Christmas, everyone! I hope your gadget gifts don’t require prolonged firmware-update installations, repeated reboots, or lengthy tech-support interactions–but if they do, please let me know, because there might be a story in that.

    12/18/2023: X Lands in the EU’s Crosshairs Over Questionable Policies, Lax Oversight, PCMag

    Much of the reaction to the European Commission opening an investigation of the former Twitter for alleged violations of the Digital Services Act has focused on how EU law’s strict provisions over taking down illegal content invite abuses of government power. (See, for instance, my friend Mike Masnick’s dissent at Techdirt.) But the EU’s case also cites areas of misconduct outside of content moderation that speak to a comparable level of carelessness.

    12/19/2023: Google Play Store Settlement Should Get You at Least $2, PCMag

    The more time I spent reading the fine print about Google’s $700 million settlement (and looking at the fine print in its last quarterly-earnings filing that reported a cash and cash-equivalents balance almost 44 times as large as that sum), the less I liked it.

    12/21/2023: How Urban Retail Can Bounce Back, Worth

    I filed this feature about how urban retail can deal with challenges of crime and a reduced daytime-worker population back in October–before the National Retail Federation retracted a claim that organized retail crime made up almost half of all “shrink” from stores in 2021. But I hadn’t leaned on that report published in April and instead went with 2022 data on shrink in an NRF report posted in September that didn’t quantify “ORC.” Fortunately, no such qualms have surfaced since publication about the part of this piece (also available in Worth’s Q4 2023 print edition) that endorses mixed-use development to ensure that city neighborhoods don’t rise or fall depending on how many people sit down at desks in offices each morning.

    12/22/2023: Twitter Alternative Bluesky Makes Posts Publicly Viewable, PCMag

    The social platform that’s become my primary replacement for Twitter took a big step towards exiting its closed-beta status–which should be followed early next year by Bluesky letting anybody sign up, CEO Jay Graber told my Fast Company editor Harry McCracken last week.

    12/23/2023: SmartTechCheck Podcast S03 E69, Mark Vena

    I joined my industry-analyst friend’s podcast (also available in video form) for the first time since October to talk about our choices for the biggest tech stories of 2023. Since somebody else had picked Musk’s disastrous stewardship of what I sometimes like to call “Xitter,” I brought up the rise of fixed-wireless 5G home broadband.

    https://robpegoraro.com/2023/12/24/weekly-output-eu-vs-x-google-play-store-settlement-urban-retails-future-bluesky-updates-mark-vena-podcast/

    #Bluesky #BlueskyButterflyIcon #BlueskyPublicView #DSA #ElonMuskTwitter #EUDigitalServicesAct #GooglePlayServiceFees #GooglePlaySettlement #GooglePlayStoreSettlement #MarkVena #NoMa #shoplifting #sideloading #TwitterContentModeration #urbanRetail #XContentModeration

  11. Merry almost-Christmas, everyone! I hope your gadget gifts don’t require prolonged firmware-update installations, repeated reboots, or lengthy tech-support interactions–but if they do, please let me know, because there might be a story in that.

    12/18/2023: X Lands in the EU’s Crosshairs Over Questionable Policies, Lax Oversight, PCMag

    Much of the reaction to the European Commission opening an investigation of the former Twitter for alleged violations of the Digital Services Act has focused on how EU law’s strict provisions over taking down illegal content invite abuses of government power. (See, for instance, my friend Mike Masnick’s dissent at Techdirt.) But the EU’s case also cites areas of misconduct outside of content moderation that speak to a comparable level of carelessness.

    12/19/2023: Google Play Store Settlement Should Get You at Least $2, PCMag

    The more time I spent reading the fine print about Google’s $700 million settlement (and looking at the fine print in its last quarterly-earnings filing that reported a cash and cash-equivalents balance almost 44 times as large as that sum), the less I liked it.

    12/21/2023: How Urban Retail Can Bounce Back, Worth

    I filed this feature about how urban retail can deal with challenges of crime and a reduced daytime-worker population back in October–before the National Retail Federation retracted a claim that organized retail crime made up almost half of all “shrink” from stores in 2021. But I hadn’t leaned on that report published in April and instead went with 2022 data on shrink in an NRF report posted in September that didn’t quantify “ORC.” Fortunately, no such qualms have surfaced since publication about the part of this piece (also available in Worth’s Q4 2023 print edition) that endorses mixed-use development to ensure that city neighborhoods don’t rise or fall depending on how many people sit down at desks in offices each morning.

    12/22/2023: Twitter Alternative Bluesky Makes Posts Publicly Viewable, PCMag

    The social platform that’s become my primary replacement for Twitter took a big step towards exiting its closed-beta status–which should be followed early next year by Bluesky letting anybody sign up, CEO Jay Graber told my Fast Company editor Harry McCracken last week.

    12/23/2023: SmartTechCheck Podcast S03 E69, Mark Vena

    I joined my industry-analyst friend’s podcast (also available in video form) for the first time since October to talk about our choices for the biggest tech stories of 2023. Since somebody else had picked Musk’s disastrous stewardship of what I sometimes like to call “Xitter,” I brought up the rise of fixed-wireless 5G home broadband.

    https://robpegoraro.com/2023/12/24/weekly-output-eu-vs-x-google-play-store-settlement-urban-retails-future-bluesky-updates-mark-vena-podcast/

    #Bluesky #BlueskyButterflyIcon #BlueskyPublicView #DSA #ElonMuskTwitter #EUDigitalServicesAct #GooglePlayServiceFees #GooglePlaySettlement #GooglePlayStoreSettlement #MarkVena #NoMa #shoplifting #sideloading #TwitterContentModeration #urbanRetail #XContentModeration

  12. foundation.mozilla.org/fr/blog

    YouTube, required by the EU Digital Services Act, is now opening the doors to independent research. This will allow outside & independent researches to access data about YouTube's algorithm.

    #Youtube #Mozilla #EUDigitalServicesAct #algorithm #Research

  13. foundation.mozilla.org/fr/blog

    YouTube, required by the EU Digital Services Act, is now opening the doors to independent research. This will allow outside & independent researches to access data about YouTube's algorithm.

    #Youtube #Mozilla #EUDigitalServicesAct #algorithm #Research

  14. foundation.mozilla.org/fr/blog

    YouTube, required by the EU Digital Services Act, is now opening the doors to independent research. This will allow outside & independent researches to access data about YouTube's algorithm.

    #Youtube #Mozilla #EUDigitalServicesAct #algorithm #Research

  15. foundation.mozilla.org/fr/blog

    YouTube, required by the EU Digital Services Act, is now opening the doors to independent research. This will allow outside & independent researches to access data about YouTube's algorithm.

    #Youtube #Mozilla #EUDigitalServicesAct #algorithm #Research

  16. foundation.mozilla.org/fr/blog

    YouTube, required by the EU Digital Services Act, is now opening the doors to independent research. This will allow outside & independent researches to access data about YouTube's algorithm.

    #Youtube #Mozilla #EUDigitalServicesAct #algorithm #Research

  17. @nealr they do post here, but far less frequently than on the bird site (ATM). They did post a link to that article here. Kinda surprised it hasn't gotten more buzz.

    #socialmediaregulation #EUDigitalServicesAct
    #DigitalServicesAct
    #regulation