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„We have seen that the General Data Protection Regulation is not so easily enforceable. We thought that it would move the locus of power back into the hands of citizens but it did not. It still rests with huge corporates.”, says Jan Zygmuntowski, an economist associated with the Instrat Foundation and Kozminski University.   Wojtek Łobodziński, EURACTIV.pl: How would you briefly describe the relations between the European Union and the digital market? Are Digital Service Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) something brand new in this relationship or have they been long expected in...

Federal Court Denies Parler's Request to Force Amazon to Host Its Service In the recent update of the ongoing saga between controversial social media app Parler and the Big Techs like Amazon, Judge Barbara Rothstein from the Western Washington US District Court denied the social network's bid into forcing Amazon to host the site back on its Web Service.  Parler accused Amazon of being "motivated by political animus" when deciding to cut its Web Service from the network earlier this month. As TechCrunch reported, the judge believes that the suit is nothing but "a faint and factually inaccur...

25-01-2021 ) The stunning events in Washington on 6 January not only showed the fragility of modern democracies but also demonstrated the untamed power of Big Tech, writes Marc Sundermann, Paolo Cesarini and Christophe Leclercq. EPA-EFE/JIM LO SCALZO

Parler Back Online: How a Russian Tech Firm Played a Part in the Platform's Return After a short period of the website down, controversial social media platform Parlor is now partially back online thanks to a Russia-based tech firm. Interestingly, the tech company has several ties to other racist and conspiracy theory sites.  As spotted by Reuters, Parler uses an internet protocol address owned by DDoS-Guard. According to infrastructure expert Ronald Guilmette, the Russian company has a long laundry-list of history of working with racist, far-right, and conspiracy sites. "We are not related ...

Vijay Shekhar Sharma also said Indian entrepreneurs should call out Big Tech companies, to