Solo había pasado media hora en el Olímpico de Roma y la Real Sociedad ya tenía el partido perdido, con tres goles en contra y en inferioridad numérica, después de la expulsión por doble amarilla de Aihen Muñoz, demasiado ingenuo frente a un árbitro de mano ligera. La Lazio aprovechó todas las debilidades realistas, incluso … Read more
Freedom of expression on social media must be protected, writes Robin Mansell. But we must also protect the rights of those exposed to content that fans hate speech and misinformation. Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg proclaimed on 7 January 2025 that less intervention into what people find on its social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Threads) is the … Read more
Photo by Matt Popovich on Unsplash Introduction The 2019 Copyright in the Digital Single Market (DSM) Directive is a complex legislative text that raises several questions of legal interpretation. Increasingly, these questions are making their way to national courts. A recent example is the Dutch case ruled upon by the Amsterdam District Court (“the court”) … Read more
Under Tusk’s government, political considerations often overshadowed strict adherence to the law in public media changes. However, public media and the Polish Press Agency showed improvement compared to their propagandist role under the previous administration. The government’s true commitment to meaningful media reform will be tested through its approach to revising legislation and following a … Read more
Surveillance as Observation, Simulation and Weapon The last two decades have seen major changes in surveillance practices; there has been a shift in focus from state power and control to big tech corporations and monetisation. What we are currently witnessing is yet another shift, which is establishing surveillance practices as a means of hybrid warfare. … Read more