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Many of my colleagues and friends in the tech sector are aghast the cost of dealing with imminent new EU legislation. Personally, I’m delighted. After all, the march of content regulation is very much in my own interest - and that of society.
Just as one man’s pleasure is another man’s pain, the same can be said for legislation – particularly in the context of business. Great change is coming as the regulatory behemoth that is the European Commission lurches into action to finally take on the juggernaut of harmful content and sharp practice across the internet. A raft of laws are coming that will compel platforms to effectively protect children and indeed adults, all aimed at making digital citizenship a more enjoyable, authentic and beneficial experience. However, while everyone wants a safer internet, there is widespread groaning in business circles about the…
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