Techdirt Podcast Episode 336: The DSA Is A Mess, But Will Now Rule The Internet
from the big-regulation dept
There are big internet regulatory changes coming in the EU, with the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act. Each is a huge bundle of new rules that could drastically change the future of the entire internet, and today we’re focusing on the DSA, which is set to come into force in 2024. Emma Llansó from the Center for Democracy & Technology and Daphne Keller from Stanford’s Cyber Policy Center join us on this week’s episode to dig into the DSA and its many, many implications.
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Filed Under: daphne keller, digital services act, dsa, emma llanso, eu, intermediary liability, podcast, regulation
Comments on “Techdirt Podcast Episode 336: The DSA Is A Mess, But Will Now Rule The Internet”
Does this mean you (TD) have to provide the EU a hostage? It sure sounded like that. And you have to hope you haven’t any Eurotrolls with little fun money to spend on malicious battles over content mod.
“Sheesh, wotta revoltin’ development” (i think thats the quote, from BugsB or The Thing?)