The EU’s new Digital Services Act and the Rest of the World – Verfassungsblog
The European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA) is a major milestone in the history of platform regulation. Other governments are now asking themselves what the DSA’s passage means for them. This post will briefly discuss that question, with a focus
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