The boom of online betting is attracting the envy of African states
The rise of online betting in Africa, particularly sports betting, is drawing interest from governments seeking to regulate and tax the lucrative market.
Startup, an entrepreneur can open online in 48 hours, with an expense of 100 euros
A new regulatory proposal allows entrepreneurs in Europe to set up online businesses in just 48 hours for a fee of 100 euros, although opinions on its effectiveness vary.
The 'Shitification' of the Internet: What Can We Do to Avoid Navigating in a Garbage Dump
The article discusses the deterioration of internet services, termed 'shitification', and criticizes the legislative environment in Europe that enables the proliferation of poor-quality online content.
LIVE: The Competition Council informs about violations in the online advertisement market
The Competition Council of Latvia announced a โฌ186,780 fine imposed for the abuse of dominant market position in the online advertisement sector.
From anywhere in the EU and fully online. A company can be established in the Union within 48 hours
The EU announces that it will facilitate the establishment of companies, allowing formation within 48 hours from any EU member state.
Time for โseriousโ talks on how AI uses news media information: minister
Culture Minister Marc Miller emphasizes the need for a serious dialogue regarding the use of news media information by artificial intelligence systems in Canada.
Illegal pesticides common in online stores
A recent review by the Swedish Chemicals Agency found that illegal pesticides are commonly available for purchase from online retailers.
Lula Signs Decree on Internet Content Prohibited for Children
Brazilian President Luiz Inรกcio Lula da Silva will sign decrees that establish regulations under the Digital Child and Adolescent Statute to restrict access to harmful content online for minors.
Prediction Market: Buenos Aires Justice Blocked Access to Polymarket Throughout Argentina
Argentina has become the first country in Latin America to block access to Polymarket following a judicial ruling citing risks to users.
AI regulation and Canadiansโ privacy in wake of Tumbler Ridge shooting
Experts gathered in Victoria, Canada to discuss AI regulation and privacy concerns exacerbated by the recent Tumbler Ridge shooting.
Heritage minister reconvenes advisory group on online harms to consult on AI chatbots
Canada's Heritage Minister has reconvened an advisory group to address online safety and regulation of tech platforms, focusing on the impacts of AI chatbots.
Big tech given warning - and deadline - by UK regulator
UK regulators have issued a deadline for tech companies to enhance online protections for children following a failed bid to ban social media for users under 16.
Coalition partners support the idea of restricting children's access to social media
Latvia's coalition parties are advocating for regulations to limit children's access to social media and harmful content online.
Talarico reportedly knew Colbert interview wouldn't air on TV before he left to film it
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico was aware that his interview with Stephen Colbert would only be available online and not broadcast on TV due to federal regulations.
Accused of being a 'den of pedocriminals', the online video game Roblox will have to account to the European Commission
Roblox, an online gaming platform criticized for its inadequate protections for young users, is facing potential regulation under the European Commission's Digital Services Act.
Australia's online law tightens further: Those trying to access K-18 websites must prove their age
A new law in Australia requires internet users to verify their age when attempting to access content rated 18+, aiming to protect children from harmful material.
Indonesia bans social media for children under 16
Indonesia has announced a ban on social media for children under 16 years old, deactivating accounts on several high-risk platforms to protect youth from various online dangers.
New regulations will hit online stores. Up to 20,000 PLN fine for mistakes
The e-commerce industry in Poland is raising concerns over new registration requirements for shipments of clothing and footwear, fearing significant penalties for small businesses.
Indonesia introduces age limit for social media
Indonesia is implementing a 16-year age limit for social media platforms considered high-risk.
Porn websites begin blocking Australian users as deadline for age verification compliance looms
Several adult websites have started blocking Australian users ahead of a new law requiring age verification, with significant fines for non-compliance.
Julia Gerlich and Maลgorzata Kosucka: Criminal Law vs. Patostreaming โ Effective Regulation or Legislative Demonstration?
The article discusses the challenges and legislative responses to patostreaming in Poland, focusing on the intersection of criminal law and online streaming.
Yeo Han-goo, Head of Trade Negotiation Headquarters: โTimely Passage of the Special Law on Investment in the US is Very Importantโ
Yeo Han-goo emphasized the urgency of passing the Special Law on Investment in the US in a timely manner during a recent National Assembly meeting.
Darkened gaming rooms are gone. Gambling is thriving elsewhere and for the first time over a trillion has been bet
The article discusses the significant shift in gambling trends in Czechia, with a record-breaking bet total surpassing one trillion.
The debate on the regulation of private online vocational training opens a rift in the Education Council of Catalonia
A debate over the regulation of private online vocational training in Catalonia highlights divisions between business associations and the Generalitat, unions, and families.
Loans in Swiss Franc: Twenty answers for the regulation โ What to watch out for
The Greek government has launched an online platform to help borrowers with loans in Swiss Francs restructure their debts, offering significant debt reductions and fixed interest rates.
Fake license plate purchased online caught nearly 6,000 times in a month on the streets of ES
A fake license plate bought easily online was detected 5,923 times in just 35 days circulating on the highways of Espรญrito Santo, Brazil.
'We need external control': Meet the kids backing social media ban
In Spain, a proposed ban on social media for under-16s aims to enhance online safety for children, garnering both support from youth and criticism from figures like Elon Musk.
Child Sex Dolls: EU Commission Targets Chinese Online Retailer Shein
The EU Commission has launched a formal procedure against Shein for allegedly failing to prevent the sale of illegal products, including child-like sex dolls.
Big revelation about online gaming
A major exposรฉ has surfaced regarding online gaming practices in India.
Social Media Ban: The SPD Steals the Show from the CDU
The SPD has outpaced the CDU in addressing the debate on social media bans, signaling a shift in political sentiments around digital regulations in Germany.
Can governments ever keep up with big tech?
The UK government is working to adapt its regulations to the rapidly advancing technology sector, particularly in light of AI developments.
The British Government Wants Greater Powers to Regulate Internet Access
The British Government is seeking to enhance its authority over the regulation of internet access.
Germany Blog: SPD Calls for Social Media Ban for Children Under 14 Years
The SPD in Germany advocates for a complete social media ban for children under the age of 14, suggesting stricter regulations for online platforms.
Real Name Requirement: What Freedom Do We Want?
The article discusses the implications of a real name requirement for online interactions, questioning its impact on democracy and freedom of expression.
E-bike seller uses fake compliance stickers to skirt crackdown
Online e-bike sellers are using fake compliance stickers to help buyers evade detection by police following a reintroduction of national safety standards by the Australian government.
Lottery sellers demand urgent regulation of online sales to protect small businesses from the 'digital monopoly' of Selae
Lottery sellers in Spain are calling for urgent regulation of online lottery sales to combat what they see as a digital monopoly by the State Lottery and Gambling Society (Selae).
Small business owners say, 'The amendment to the Distribution Act threatens our survival... discussions must stop immediately'
As discussions on amending the Distribution Industry Development Act to allow online orders and deliveries outside of large mart operating hours proceed, small business groups express growing opposition fearing it will further weaken local economies instead of regulating platform companies like Coupang.
Online Commerce: The Cartel Office Takes Action Against Amazon
The Federal Cartel Office in Bonn is taking action against Amazon for using price control mechanisms on third parties, aiming to eliminate the economic advantages gained from these practices.
China slaps US$3.7 million fine on Kuaishou over live-streaming e-commerce violation
China has imposed a US$3.7 million fine on Kuaishou for violating regulations in live-streaming e-commerce as part of a broader crackdown on undesirable practices in Chinese online platforms.
Kataryna: Defense of the Ministry of Truth against the introduction of safeguards
The President justified vetoing a law implementing an EU directive on digital services aimed at regulating online media by creating tools to eliminate illegal content or that significantly violates state interests.
Ban of 4.7 million social media accounts for minors in Australia
The Australian Internet regulatory agency reported that social media companies have collectively banned approximately 4.7 million accounts of teenagers under 16, following the implementation of the first global ban of its kind.
Asian country targets YouTube over unskippable ads
Vietnam is implementing legislation to ban unskippable ads on YouTube and other platforms starting February 15, in an effort to protect users from screen fatigue and illegal content.
Fish will be taken without paper. New Year's revolution for anglers
A new regulation allows anglers to apply for fishing permits through an online system, eliminating the need for paper applications by January 2026.