Monday, December 18, 2017
New letter: Top Uber officials engaged in illegal wiretapping, shady spycraft
ArsTechnica,
here
.
Transmission de données de WHATSAPP à FACEBOOK : mise en demeure publique pour absence de base légale
CNIL,
ici
.
Disney Files Lawsuit Against Redbox Claiming Copyright Infringement
IP Wire,
here
.
How to Build a Better Antitrust Policy
H. Hovenkamp, Podcast and Transcript
here
.
Google Search (Shopping)
CASE AT.39740,
here
.
Can Facebook and Google Be Disrupted?
E. Chiel,
here
.
Chinese tech groups look for edge in using artificial intelligence
FT,
here
.
Netflix and Spotify Ask: Can Data Mining Make for Cute Ads?
NYTimes,
here
.
Expedia, Booking.com, Hotels.com, Kayak : comment les Américains imposent leurs lois aux hôtels, restaurants, compagnies aériennes et commerces français?
France Culture, Podcast
ici
.
If you go down to the mall today, you're watched by a thousand eyes
TheAge,
here
.
Pourquoi Bercy assigne Amazon en justice
Le Parisien,
ici
.
La CNIL se prononce sur l'éthique des algorithmes et de l'intelligence artificielle
Sciencesetavenir.fr,
ici
.
Europe gears up to play pivotal role in ‘internet of things’
FT,
here
.
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Meta v AGCOM: the Court endorses “regulated contractual freedom” between platforms and press
K. Bania, here
Commission publishes 2025 report on the Digital Markets Act implementation
EC, here.
Let's review the Review!
DMA Vox Populi Podcast, here.
The Efficiency Moat: Why China Is Beating the U.S. on AI… And Everything Else
M. Stoller, here.
Ad Infinitum
M. Ott, here .
re:publica 2026: my (modest) plan for making the most of it off-site
Because I will not be in Berlin, this is my plan for making the most of re:publica 2026, an especially promising event. This first list cont...
Chasing the AI Cloud in Europe
FES, here.
« La souveraineté numérique se construit par étapes, et si les institutions ne bougent pas, le public ne bougera pas »
N. Hénin & Robin, ici.
iOS 26.5 updates unlocks Apple Watch and AirPod features for third-party alternatives — but only if you live in the EU
TechRadar, here.
Any digital regulators in the room?
Vice, here .
