Trouble Ahead for the Commission as First Lawsuit Hits the Digital Services Act
The Digital Services Act’s implementation will be challenging unless the Commission steps up its game and revamps the designation criteria.
The EU Parliament Has Adopted the AI Act, but Now the Hard Part Begins
The EU has earned accolades for being the first to pass a law on Artificial Intelligence. Nevertheless, the implementation of this law, particularly on smaller yet high-risk AI systems, is expected to be an arduous undertaking.
Peter Gross Releases A Groundbreaking Book
“The Cultural Core of Media Systems. The Romanian Case” is going to influence how we conceptualize media systems
Who Are the Tech Giants Who Will Soon Face the EU’s New Digital Regulations?
Only one European company will be affected by the Digital Market and Services acts, which are slated to take effect in three months.
Towards Decolonizing African Journalism in the Post-news Era
Increasingly African scholars call for decolonization of the continent’s journalism. But how to do it is more complex than one would think.
Disinformation in the Global South: Why Context Matters
A new book breaks new ground by discussing disinformation in the Global South