With the endorsement on April 15 by a majority of the heads of government of its member states, the European […]
Food standards on the menu at U.S.-EU talks
To Make the Tech Sector Competitive, Antitrust Is Only Half the Answer
It seems antitrust is finally having a new moment in the sun. From Attorney General Nominee Bill Barr to Senator […]
In no man’s land: consumers in the copyright debate
Consumers love sharing content online. Over the last decade, the rise of Facebook, Vimeo or Twitter transformed the Internet into […]
TACD urges WTO negotiators not to interfere with digital rights
Today, TACD publishes a resolution on digital trade urging WTO negotiators not to interfere with digital rights and setting out […]
TACD publishes resolution on competition, privacy and consumer welfare
Today, TACD publishes a policy resolution on competition in response to the European Commission’s and the US Federal Trade Commission’s […]
EU NGOs blast Google Location data collection as U.S. Groups blast FTC on privacy
On 27 November 2018, 7 member groups of the European Consumer Organization (BEUC) asked each of their national Data Protection […]
TACD urges FTC to investigate Google’s location tracking
Today, TACD has sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission explaining how Google manipulates users into constant location tracking. […]
New: TACD policy on use of technologies in financial services
Today, TACD publishes a new resolution on fintechs. Nowadays, use of technology in financial transactions (or fintech for short) has […]
Apps rated appropriate for kids are actually manipulating them
The digital revolution is happening so fast. With little regard for the consequences, Big Tech has convinced parents to put […]
Closed-door discussions to filter the internet continue
On 12 September 2018, the European Parliament (EP) adopted the worst imaginable amendments to the copyright Directive proposal. After this […]