Pro Only two EU countries meet NIS2 deadline Only Belgium has fully implemented directive with mere days left to comply 14 Oct
Trade Google has €1.49bn EU fine reversed Big Tech scores a rare win against European Commission 19 Sep
Radio Good Apple/Bad Apple, and a field of start-ups A week full of headlines and how Bord na Mona is backing sustainable start-ups 13 Sep
Trade European court: Google must pay €2.4bn Search giant loses the war over ad placement but likely won't be concerned about size of sanction 10 Sep
Blogs Scepticism about digital euro will be hard to overcome The Central Bank and ECB’s briefing, to be held today, on the possibility of digital currency has a lot of heavy lifting to do if fears are to be... 6 Sep
Pro Learnovate, EudaOrg play key role in €1.5m EU DEI project for semiconductor sector Researchers expect project will address skill shortages, promote global competitiveness 2 Sep
Life Meta and Spotify warn of EU’s ‘complex’ AI legislation Meta, Spotify unify in effort to defang regulators 26 Aug
Life EU demands answers from Meta over closure of CrowdTangle Closure of monitoring tool a concern for researchers, journalists, policy makers 19 Aug
Pro EU AI Act comes into force Much-debated legislation offers clarity but debate yet to be settled 2 Aug
Life How Europe is tackling online age verification Lessons to be learned from Spanish, French experiences 12 Jul
Life Musk plans sweeping changes for X with like, repost and reply buttons vanishing from user feeds Musk finds himself on the wrong side of users and the EU 8 Jul
Life European Union proposes taxes on purchases through Temu or AliExpress Import tax on cheap items could be on the way 4 Jul
Blogs Apple’s lockdown gets an EU slapdown Cupertino and Brussels are facing-off in a battle with both claiming they know what’s best for the user, says Jason Walsh 25 Jun
Radio All eyes on AI Everyone wants a piece of AI regulation, this week we look at who is most up to the challenge 31 May
Life European privacy regulator blasts Meta’s ‘pay-or-okay’ Facebook parent company citicised for making privacy-friendly paid tiers too expensive 10 May
Radio Dr Gearóid Ó Súilleabháin from MTU on technology enhanced learning Amazon beats expectations and Europe goes to town on Meta 3 May
Life Europe goes after Meta over lack of protection against misinformation Violations of Digital Services Act could cost Facebook parent company 6% of global revenue 30 Apr
Life EU Council approves European digital identity law Digital alternative to passports and drivers licences gets official go-ahead 1 Apr
Pro What passing the AI Act means The first-of-its-kind legislation has been passed. Here is how is can affect you 14 Mar
Pro Europe sets the global bar with pioneering AI legislation AI Act passes by 523 votes to 46 13 Mar
Life Apple to let EU users avoid App Store fees Move allows developers to avoid app store commission fees 13 Mar
Trade How Big Tech is reacting to the Digital Markets Act Doing business in the EU got a whole lot more expensive 8 Mar
Radio Digital Markets Act? Sounds like trouble The DMA claims a high profile victim and Delaram Golpayegani from Adapt on AI 8 Mar
Trade Alphabet makes changes as Digital Markets Act comes into force Google parent company only one of a series of Big Tech companies being forced into line 6 Mar
Life EU fines Apple €1.84bn for violating antitrust rules streaming services A big win for Spotify after courts rule against Cupertino 4 Mar
Trade Is Europe missing out on a technological revolution? R&D key to progress as US firms reorganise 1 Mar
Trade Apple to receive monster €500m fine from EU for anti-competitive behaviour Spotify scores possible big win over Apple Music 19 Feb
Life Coimisiún na Meán opens contact centre providing information on Digital Services Act enforcement Act regulating large online platforms came into effect last week 19 Feb
Blogs Cupertino’s Digital Markets Act tantrum is merely an excuse to cancel some neglected software Apple’s dropping of Web apps following new EU regulations is a reminder of how different the world could have been, writes Jason Walsh 19 Feb
Life Is a new mobile browser war coming? Opening up to new app stores could lead to new world of choice for users 8 Feb
Life EU to pass law criminalising deepnudes after Taylor Swift furore Fans rally around pop princess after AI-generated pictures circulate on X 8 Feb
Life EU commissioner Vestager to US for tech company consultations Talks come as Big Tech gears up for further regulation in Europe 8 Jan
Blogs Artificial intelligence European style A preliminary deal has been struck on what will be the world’s first attempt to regulate AI. Jason Walsh asks if it addresses the basic questions... 11 Dec
Pro Battle over EU regulation of artificial intelligence enters pivotal moment Lobbying by Big Tech might have put the brakes on much-needed regulatory effort 8 Dec
Trade DIBEST digital transformation project to empower coastal micro-SMEs EU-backed initiative to apply insights from Tourism 4.0 10 Oct
Trade Digital Business Ireland calls on government to clarify rules on open source projects EU AI Act Industry body warns Act could stall innovation 6 Oct
Radio Facebook’s latest attempt to make VR happen and Space Week previewed A new Oculus Go and a local view of the stars 29 Sep
Radio An Irish perspective on Space 4.0 Europe bares its teeth with the Digital Markets Act and a local perspective on the growing space economy 8 Sep
Blogs Chips with everything: Europe’s bid to build a different kind of silicon valley The EU Chips Act hopes to more than double Europe's chip production, but will this belated move be enough to undo decades of slump, asks Jason Walsh 28 Jul
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