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The EU and U.S. Approach to Digital Regulation: Considerations for Proposed Legislation in Turkey - Progressive Policy Institute
INTRODUCTION As nations across the globe look to address a perceived asymmetry of power in digital markets, Turkey has begun considering approaches for the regulation of large digital platforms. Through a Draft Amendment to Law No. 4054 of the Protection of Competition, regulators hope to lessen competitive harm in the market for digital services while ensuring the preservation of positive economic impacts of digital access.
WTO E-Commerce Tariff Moratorium at 25 - Progressive Policy Institute
INTRODUCTION Here’s semi-mythical classical sage Lao Tzu, with some poetic advice to authorities who long to fix things. Sometimes they’re not broken, and are best left as is: “Those who would gain all under heaven by tampering with it — I have seen that they do not succeed. Those that tamper with it, harm it.
In Assessing Amazon's Market Power, the FTC Must Think about Consumers - Progressive Policy Institute
This week, an updated complaint filed by the Federal Trade Commission has raised additional questions about the merits of the FTC’s case regarding alleged anticompetitive practices by Amazon in their online storefront. As has previously been stated by PPI’s Director of Competition Policy, Diana Moss, the FTC has a heavy lift in defending the markets it defines in the complaint — especially the “online superstore” market.
Why the U.S. Rejected European Style Digital Markets Regulation: Considerations for Brazil's Tech Landscape - Progressive Policy Institute
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As the world grapples with how to effectively regulate the modern digital ecosystem, Europe has been the first to put sweeping legislation into effect. The European Union’s Digital Markets Act, signed into law in 2022, has spurred momentum across the globe for what — in many cases — are nearly identical proposals attempting to address concerns regulators have identified with the influence of global online platforms.
Assessing Proposed Fees on Internet Platforms in the EU: Implications for Net Neutrality and Digital Infrastructure - Progressive Policy Institute
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Internet connectivity is a central pillar of the European Union’s strategy for the Digital Decade and, looking towards the target of gigabit connectivity for all Europeans by 2030, the Commission is considering the optimal means to support the expansion of broadband service across the continent. As of 2021, 70% of EU households had access to high-speed connectivity, up from just 25% of households which could say the same in 2015.
The SEC’s Approach of Regulation by Enforcement for Crypto Assets - Progressive Policy Institute
As crypto assets have gained mainstream popularity, most industry leaders have been vocal about the need for a defined regulatory framework for decentralized finance in the United States. Now, in lieu of a successful legislative effort from Congress, the SEC has taken matters into its own hands.
The U.S. Must Act to Protect Transatlantic Data Flows - Progressive Policy Institute
Despite its role in supporting a $7.1 trillion transatlantic digital economy, the legal mechanism which allows for U.S.-EU data flow continues to face a high level of scrutiny by the European Union.
Targeting App Stores Reduces Consumer Choice in the Market for Mobile Devices - Progressive Policy Institute
Targeting App Stores Reduces Consumer Choice in the Market for Mobile Devices By: Malena Dailey / 02.01.2022 A bipartisan group of legislators is looking to improve competition within app stores and lower barriers to entry for developers in the market for mobile apps, though the reality of the bill’s impact is decidedly less clear.
Why Digital Natives are Puzzled by the Senate’s Anti-Tech Bill - Progressive Policy Institute
As a member of the first generation to grow up with internet platforms and social media, the push to dismantle America’s leading technology companies feels especially regressive. Among my peers, now entering the workforce, many of us have hardly ordered anything without the option of two-day shipping and never driven anywhere without Google Maps directing us from our smartphones.
Free Speech Victory: Federal District Court Blocks Texas Social Media Law
Balancing free expression and online safety is what makes the internet usable. When going online, no one should be forced to wade through awful and offensive content unless they decide to.
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