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Brussels

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159 articles decelerating

Brussels has appeared in 159 articles since 2016-02. Coverage peaked in 2024Q2 with 9 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Apple, Facebook, European, DMA.

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Coverage Timeline

2024-11-16
Wired 1 related

A profile of and an interview with Aura Salla, a former Meta lobbyist turned EU Parliament member, who says the EU's Big Tech regulation went too far, too fast

Aura Salla was once the tech giant's top lobbyist in Brussels.  Now, her presence as a regulator in the European Parliament is proving controversial. Mastodon: @glynmoody@mastodon.social and @lobbyctr...

2024-02-09
The Register 13 related

PWAs no longer work as standalone apps in iOS 17.4 betas, presumably as part of Apple's preparation for EU DMA which forces it to allow alt browser engines

but they aren't dead Bruce Lawson / Bruce Lawson's personal site : Is Apple breaking PWAs out of malicious compliance? Tom Pritchard / Tom's Guide : iOS 17.4 beta just broke iPhone web apps — but only...

2023-05-26
Washington Post 21 related

A profile of Microsoft President Brad Smith, a DC veteran testing his well-worn playbook to shape AI regulation, such as by endorsing the creation of an agency

“Today we are 10 years older and wiser, and we need to put that wisdom to work. … Eric Horvitz : We've just released a set of recommendations for moving forward with the governance of AI technologies....

Financial Times 25 related

Sam Altman has “many concerns” about the EU's AI Act coming in 2024 and says that OpenAI “will try to comply, but if we can't comply we will cease operating”

claiming that by crafting a clear framework, Europe is holding up the rollout of generative #AI. To the contrary! With the “AI Pact” I proposed, we aim to assist companies in their preparation to EU A...

2021-11-12
Politico

A look at the relationship between Frances Haugen and anti-tech lobbying group Reset, which has guided her EU tour

As soon as Frances Haugen landed in Europe, she was given the VIP treatment.  She met senior officials in Paris, Berlin and London.  She testified to lawmakers in Brussels. Tweets: @markscott82 , @web...

2020-10-18
Foreign Affairs

Democratic governments should take a more proactive approach to tame state sponsored hackers and hacking tools vendors, to stop ceding ground to authoritarians

Marietje Schaake / Foreign Affairs : Tweets: @nicoblar , @hoanssolo , @foreignaffairs , @foreignaffairs , @beavaugrante , @anapalacio , @loadev , @foreignaffairs , @dickensolewe , @foreignaffairs , @...

2020-02-10
New York Times

A look at how QAnon, the far-right conspiracy, has seeped from the web to the offline world, appearing in political campaigns, criminal cases, and more

A city council member in California took the dais and quoted from QAnon, a pro-Trump conspiracy theory about “deep state” … Tweets: @kevinroose , @kevinroose , @owillis , @nytimes , @brandyzadrozny , ...

2019-02-01
The Interface 12 related

Apple shutting down Facebook's internal iOS apps should serve as a reminder of the power Apple holds over the rest of us

and gets personal James Sanders / TechRepublic : Apple revokes Facebook's ability to deploy apps internally amid privacy scandal dispute Gordon Kelly / Forbes : Apple's New iPhones Have An Expensive P...

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TEXXR tracks 18 Techmeme articles mentioning Brussels, dating back to October 2018. The biggest stories include Tim Cook attacks the “data industrial complex” and calls for comprehensive US privacy... and Sources: Elon Musk disbands Twitter's Brussels team, sparking compliance concern among EU.... Frequently covered alongside Facebook and Apple. Coverage has increasingly focused on regulation, enterprise themes.

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