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On CMA’s proposed NFC access conduct requirement for Apple’s iOS
If the title of this post didn’t get your pulse quickening, you’re probably in a coma. Sorry if it’s a bit clickbaity. On Tuesday, the daring, dauntless and doughty defenders of digital diversity at the UK’s competition regulator published their Proposed NFC access conduct requirement for Apple’s mobile platform. You might be wondering why contactless […]
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Reading List 362
Yikes, once again it’s been ages since I posted a reading list, as I’ve been shuttling between Brussels, London and Lawson Towers a lot. This reading list is courtesy of Vivaldi browser, who pay me decent money to fight for a better web and don’t moan at me for reading all this stuff. We’ve just […]
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Farage believes Andrew Tate is “an important voice”
Now we know that the execrable Andrew Tate is wanted by British police for allegedly making indecent images of a child, rape, stranging women during sex, and possession of extreme pornography depicting sexual intercourse between people and live animals — one involving an eel and another involving a horse. Let us not forget that Nigel […]
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EU, EU, It’s off to work we go
Last week, I had an exciting few days in Brussels, meeting with the European Commission with other browser vendors, technology groups, and representatives of a Big Tech Gatekeeper about the latter’s sustained and relentless malicious compliance with the Digital Markets Act, the EU’s law “to make the markets in the digital sector fairer and more […]