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Digitalisation
UK regulators consider online safety and competition in digital markets
Competition and communications regulators have recently published a joint statement - what does this mean for businesses?
Regulatory and compliance
EU's Digital Service Act to introduce first express ban on 'dark patterns'
Definition of dark patterns sheds light on concerns including exiting subscriptions easily while raising applicability questions
Regulatory Outlook
Consumer law | Regulatory Outlook July 2022
European Parliament adopts the Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act | Changes to UK Online Safety Bill | Online
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
EU gets one step closer to adopting the Digital Services Act
New regulation of digital services expected to come into force for all businesses in late 2023
Online Safety
Government introduces Online Safety Bill in Parliament and announces Online Advertising Programme consultation
Following a steady trickle of announcements of changes to the draft Bill, the government has introduced the Online Safety Bill
Online Safety
Online Safety Bill: changes to watch out for
Potential amendments could mean that the Bill is about to get even more complex and controversial
Digitalisation
Digitalisation | Five legal and regulatory predictions for 2022
As another year gets underway, and digitalisation continues to transform businesses across all sectors, we offer five predictions for tech
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
Online Safety Bill: Parliament and DCMS proceed with separate scrutiny and inquiry into the draft online safety law
Parliamentary committee indicates timing of pre-legislative scrutiny as the government's digital and culture department launches probe into content of the
Online Safety
OSB in focus: will the Online Safety Bill increase the scope for actions brought by individuals against online platforms?
Draft legislation designed to make the UK the safest place to be online (while defending freedom of expression) requires difficult
Online Safety
OSB in focus: is the Online Safety Bill a skeleton or a springboard for dynamic regulation?
The UK's draft online safety legislation contains a range of powers for ministers to be able to change aspects of
Online Safety
OSB in focus: what categories of content and communications are within the Online Safety Bill's scope?
The threat of big fines on annual global turnover means that it is crucial that online services understand the nature
