Policymakers are getting into UX/UI design.
Lawmakers across the world are more and more interested in regulating software development.
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The EU Presses its Tech Agenda in America and Opens the Door to Mass Surveillance
The May 2022 EU & UK Policy Update.
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Concerns regarding DSA
Developers Alliance has joined other associations in Brussels representing a wide range of sectors impacted by the Digital Services Act (DSA) in expressing concerns about the reappearance of a ‘stay-down’ provision in the latest compromise text.
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AI impact on product safety
The UK Office for Product and Standards has published a study on the impact of Artificial Intelligence on product safety.
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Coming to Texas & EU: Anarchy vs. 1984
Texas hopes to kill censorship on social media by making moderation illegal. The EU plans to hunt pedophiles by forcing devs to monitor their user’s traffic. So many wrongs. So, so many wrongs.
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EU Regulates Content and Court Defends Upload Filtering
The April 2022 EU & UK Policy Update.
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As Negotiations Enter the Last Mile, the Original Goals of the DSA Shouldn’t be Forgotten.
Digital Services Act (DSA) – EU lawmakers should provide a workable framework.
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Bad and Good: Digital Regulation Becomes Real
The March 2022 EU & UK Policy Update.
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European Digital Entrepreneurs Need A Practical DSA
EU lawmakers should set a feasible framework for user notification and redress.
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Troubled Times Return To Europe
The February 2022 EU & UK Policy Update.
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The EU Lawmakers’ Choice Over Choice Screens
The DMA is a complex and experimental regulation. Its enforcement will be extremely complicated and it’s up to the EU lawmakers to make the right choices and avoid unintended consequences.
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Developers Alliance Application To Intervene In Support Of The Meta/Giphy Merger Approved
The Developers Alliance application to intervene in UK Competition Appeal Tribunal proceedings brought by Meta against the UK Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) was granted.
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