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Axel Voss warns landmark GDPR is already out of date for post-Covid world
Biden administration drops insistence on ‘safe harbour’ for companies, opening door to agreement
Move to force Facebook and Google to remunerate publishers could be model for other countries
Canberra agrees to amend draft law that would force Big Tech to pay for journalism
UK mirrors aggression towards digital behemoths in Brussels and big member states
CMA move signals tougher approach over next year to reining in sector after Brexit
Boris Johnson is set to reveal on Monday a road map out of Covid lockdown
Global approach is needed to ensure digital giants do not distort competition
Consequences of Facebook and Google’s radically different approaches unclear for other news groups
Duncan Smith says reform group advising PM would seek ‘fast and sensible’ regulatory changes
Following China in erecting new internet barriers risks isolating the EU
Google and Facebook agree generous deals with media groups in effort to stymie rules on paying for content
Paris wants member states to have more power to act against illegal content
Media group pushes government to back measure to force Google and Facebook pay for content
EU lawmakers want to force Big Tech companies to pay for news, similar to a move in Australia
Privacy activists argue IT systems at leading EU regulator not equipped for demands of regulation
Move by lawmakers would strengthen hand of publishers against Google and Facebook
MEPs call for larger fines and faster legal action from Brussels
Rivals to US chipmaker lobby regulators to block deal to acquire UK chip designer
Competition watchdog head says making Big Tech pay for news content justified by ‘near monopoly’ status
Shallow and fragmented capital markets are holding EU companies back
A viable fourth estate is important for democracy
Company chiefs warn they will fight moves to raise corporate taxes and the minimum wage
Competition chief Vestager says online groups should support Brussels if they want to be under single set of rules
Joe Biden has a narrow window to get things done once sworn in as the 46th US president today
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