Toronto Festival Cancels Film Exposing Hamas Massacre Rebeka Kis August 14, 2025 The rejected documentary captures the harrowing events of October 7, showing both the atrocities and the dramatic rescue efforts.
Denmark To Fight Deepfake Content With Changing Legislation Zolta Győri June 27, 2025 They are the first country in Europe to combat this issue which is getting more concerning as AI is being developed at a rapid pace.
Spanish Judge Halts Shutdown of Telegram at Last Minute Bridget Ryder March 25, 2024 A copyright violations dispute has turned into a standoff between the social media company and the courts.
EU Copyright Lawyers Train Their Sights on Twitter After Rebrand Thomas O'Reilly July 30, 2023 Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter to X is part of a swirl of events that pits the volatile entrepreneur against the EU as new copyright lawsuits and hate speech legislation loom on the horizon.
