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Netflix is criticizing a new amendment to the French decree on platforms’ investment obligations, arguing that it is discriminatory and violates the country-of-origin principle by imposing disproportionate obligations…

The failure of the motion of censure against the von der Leyen Commission, with the unexpected support of several French Les Républicains MEPs alongside the Rassemblement National, underlines…

The first hearing in the Gema v OpenAI case has gone in the German collecting society’s favor. The court hinted that it would recognize ChatGPT’s training on protected…

Faced with the explosion in the use of generative artificial intelligence, it is now imperative for brands to optimize their visibility in the responses of language models such…

Europe wants to accelerate, Forrester reminds it of its limits. Between promises of sovereignty, regulatory simplification and massive investment plans, the Old Continent is racing to catch up…

With Sora 2, OpenAI runs the risk of once again falling at the heart of a legal storm, this time with the powerful American audiovisual sector as its…

TF1, faced with a declining advertising market and the rise of streaming, is accelerating its digital transformation with the launch of its TF1+ platform and a reorganization focused…

Snowflake today presented its strategy around Snowflake Intelligence, a new AI interface at the service of data, to its French customers and partners. While praising a platform that…

The European Commission is set to unveil its plans for a « European Democratic Shield » to protect democracy from foreign interference and disinformation, but concerns are emerging…

The European Parliament will next week consider two motions of censure from opposing political groups against Ursula von der Leyen’s Commission. Conversations in Brussels reveal a cross-cutting unease…

In a « position paper » published yesterday, the European Federation of Journalists opens the door to the controlled and considered use of AI in journalism, but draws…

The first of its kind in the United States, California’s SB 53 law, recently signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom, aims to supervise the most powerful AI…

Sweden is proposing to explicitly prohibit the consumption of illegal IPTV services, while providing for penalties for users and blocking measures to protect the rights of rights holders.…

The European Commission’s major Agora EU project, which combines support for culture, information and citizens’ associations, is raising concerns about transparency, media independence and the risk of diluting…

Holafly, the pioneer of eSIMs for travelers, is experiencing explosive growth with $500 million in revenues, redefining mobile connectivity on a global scale with unlimited data plans and…

French networks regulator Arcep confirms the expansion of its role by committing to a dialogue approach on the issues and tensions of digital in France, as evidenced by…

Arcom, through a survey of 2,000 teenagers and parents, highlights the intensive digital uses of young people and the associated risks, and sets priorities for the coming months…

Spotify announces a significant update to its artificial intelligence policies, aimed at protecting artists from identity theft and the overproduction of low-quality content, while promoting transparency on the…

The European Parliament is calling for a tax on digital giants, but the Commission refuses to deviate from the multilateral process underway at the OECD. Yet this process…

The European Commission’s announcement of the « AgoraEU » program is causing serious concern among independent audiovisual producers, who fear that changes to the « MEDIA+ » declination…

As the evaluation of the Digital Markets Act approaches, a report by King & Spalding highlights procedural shortcomings in the regulation, calling for clarification and greater consideration of…

At Zoomtopia 2025, Zoom introduced AI Companion 3.0, a groundbreaking intelligent assistant designed to optimize professional interactions while consolidating the company’s position in the highly competitive productivity market…

The International Confederation of Music Publishers (ICMP) warns of the massive and illegal capture of musical works to train artificial intelligences, calling the practice « the greatest theft…

On the occasion of its tenth anniversary, AFNUM unveils ten strategic proposals aimed at positioning France and Europe as world leaders in digital innovation, calling for synergy between…

The RSL Collective unveils the Really Simple Licensing (RSL) standard, a protocol designed to make it easier to pay content creators in the age of artificial intelligence. A…

The European Parliament adopts a resolution aimed at revitalizing one of Brussels’ sea serpents: the Capital Markets Union. By once again giving the leading role to the Commission,…

Anthropic will pay at least 1.5 billion dollars for its use of pirated books to train Claude. A major step forward, but major legal questions about AI and…

A comparative study by Linkee reveals that France is in a poor position when it comes to AI, ranking second to last among 20 countries, while the USA…

Contrary to its rulings in the Schrems I and II cases, the European judge, seized by French MP Philippe Latombe, has upheld the European Commission’s latest adequacy decision…

In the case concerning the violation of the Sherman Act by Google’s search engine, the federal judge imposed significant remedies without resorting to a radical dismantling, allowing the…