#regulation

#regulation

Over 95% of sponsored influencer posts on Twitter are not disclosed.

Younger brands are less likely to disclose their influencer sponsorships.

Many consumers struggle to identify sponsorship arrangements without disclosures.

California lawmakers are introducing bills to regulate AI pricing practices that exploit personal information.

The administration lacks constitutional authority to dismantle a congressionally funded agency.

Trump's dismissal of Democratic FTC commissioners suggests an intention for the agency to favor corporate interests.

Michigan is actively targeting unlicensed online gaming operators to protect residents from financial and personal risks.

Scalpers are reselling driver's license appointments in Miami-Dade County, exploiting a system for profit.

Regulatory changes are being considered to combat this scalping practice.

The bill to abolish Florida's regulatory boards raises concerns over real estate oversight.

The FTC is pursuing a case against Meta for alleged monopolistic practices in social media, potentially breaking up its acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp.

The FTC trial could force Meta to break up its social media platforms, questioning their monopoly and competitive practices.

Meta's board considered ad-free subscriptions post-Cambridge Analytica to improve user privacy perceptions.

Understanding cryptocurrency is now essential for grasping current American socio-political dynamics.

Understanding cryptocurrency is essential to grasp the current economic and political landscape in America, especially in relation to Trump's influence and power.

The Trump family's involvement in the crypto space is expanding amid regulatory uncertainty.

Donald Trump's cryptocurrency company is launching a stablecoin named USD1, intensifying his involvement in the crypto sector.

XRP's price significantly increased after the SEC's decision to drop its lawsuit against Ripple, signaling a shift in regulatory approach.

The Trump administration is focusing on building a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve without increasing taxpayer burden.

The EU is intensifying regulation on Apple and Google under the Digital Markets Act to ensure fair competition, amid potential U.S. pushback.

The EU has found Google in violation of the Digital Markets Act for self-preferencing and restricting app developers.

Google plans to adjust its search practices in early 2024, but it may still not comply with EU regulations.

Google is accused of superficial compliance with the Digital Markets Act, undermining competition while following the rules.

The debate around breaking up Google highlights tensions between regulatory approaches and evolving market dynamics in digital advertising.

Japan's JFTC orders Google to stop monopolistic practices favoring its services on Android phones.

AI safety concerns are sidelined by UK ministers catering to US interests.

Urgency for AI safety regulations to protect citizens from tech threats.

Critics urge quicker government action on AI safety legislation.

OpenAI has shortened its AI safety testing timeline significantly, raising concerns about risks associated with insufficient evaluations.

Senators seek safety information from AI companies following lawsuits alleging harm to minors from Character.AI.

FAA now allows private aircraft owners to keep registration information confidential.

This change will complicate celebrity jet tracking efforts, impacting public knowledge of private flights.

Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) poses challenges for smaller publishers by requiring double user consent for third-party tracking compared to single consent for its own data collection.

Apple fined €150 million by France over App Tracking Transparency implementation deemed excessive and harmful to smaller app publishers.

Edtech lacks mandatory licensing, risking student safety and privacy amid a flood of products.

Regulating Bitcoin requires balancing user privacy with the need for government oversight to prevent illicit activities.

Apple fined €150 million by France's competition authority for misusing its dominant position with App Tracking Transparency framework.

The Trump administration has empowered a network of technology oligarchs influencing federal spending and education policy.

Tech companies face increased challenges under Trump's regime despite previous support and donations.

Technology leaders initially sought regulation for AI's risks but have since reversed their stance, now advocating for less restriction and more government support.

The Trump administration's approach to TikTok reflects a broader ambivalence towards regulating Big Tech while engaging with its executives.

The 1099 rule allows mortgage brokers to incentivize loan originators heavily, raising concerns about potential ethical issues in lending practices.

CFPB postpones nonbank registration rule to prioritize urgent consumer safety issues.

AI-generated porn on GenNomis's platform raises serious ethical concerns and the need for regulation.

Ad targeting has evolved from contextual targeting to personalized, data-driven targeting, offering improved outcomes for advertisers and consumers alike.

The explosion of sports betting since 2018 has led to troubling economic and social consequences, particularly among vulnerable populations.

New Jersey regulators have ordered Robinhood and Kalshi to cease their sports predictions market product due to legal violations.

The companies face sanctions if they do not comply with the cease and desist order.

A new website, SprayDays California, alerts residents about pesticide spraying to safeguard public health.

Richmond is working to regulate smoke shops, with 51 out of 83 operating illegally, amid community health concerns.

A moratorium on new tobacco licenses highlights the urgency for regulations in Richmond.

Insurance regulators are stabilizing the home insurance market by requiring expanded coverage in fire-prone areas despite insurers' prior withdrawal.

Indoor cannabis farming in Sacramento embraces regulation and safety in the legal marijuana industry.

California's law against oil price gouging has failed to produce evidence of wrongdoing by oil companies.

Despite a perceived reduction in gas prices, state transparency efforts have stalled without recent data updates.

The UK may enable satellite connections for smartphones, revolutionizing connectivity.

Ofcom is cautiously optimistic about the UK's fiber broadband rollout, maintaining current regulations despite limited competition for BT.

The European Commission mandates Apple improve interoperability with third-party devices under the Digital Markets Act.

Apple may avoid a fine in the EU investigations regarding user browser and search engine choice as it complies with the Digital Markets Act rules.

The UK committee is scrutinizing Microsoft for significant Microsoft 365 price hikes and the implications of bundling Copilot.

The UK government committee raises concerns about Microsoft 365 price hikes and competition issues related to Copilot bundling.

The regulation of AI is essential to ensure its positive development and use.

The Independent emphasizes the importance of accessible journalism and highlights government efforts to reduce regulatory burdens for economic growth.

Rachel Reeves emphasizes the need to reduce regulatory burdens to enhance economic growth.

Chancellor Reeves aims to streamline regulations to revive economic growth amid lowered forecasts from the OECD.

The government plans to cut business regulation by 25% to boost economic growth and streamline environmental permitting processes.