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Artists fight back as deep-learning models threaten their livelihoods.

The former president said he did not agree for his voice to be used as an audiobook when he was interviewed for journalist Bob Woodward’s book “Rage.”

Chamber of Commerce posts video showing Russian shelves packed with bottles and cans of Hoegaarden, Stella Artois and Delirium Tremens.

Ivan Bartoš will spearhead negotiations among EU countries on laws to regulate artificial intelligence, data and digital identity.

France has been a leading advocate for forcing Big Tech players to pay local publishers, arguing that digital platforms have unfairly made money out of French publishers.

Benoît Cœuré has disavowed a wider role for antitrust enforcers even as he prepares to announce a major decision against Google.

A majority of political groups oppose changes France has made to the rulebook.

The Digital Services Act will force platforms like Facebook, Google and Twitter to better police content or face steep fines.

The tech giant’s carefully crafted image as best in class is starting to crack as antitrust complaints emerge.

The Digital Markets Act clamps down on abuses in the platform economy.

Politicians including Macron have renewed their support to press publishers.

The French president identified foreign powers and social media as causes for disinformation in a speech before the press corps.

Only two pages of 56-page university dissertation were plagiarism-free, magazine investigation finds.

The deadline was August to appeal the decision and the company has one month to present its arguments.

French regulator found that the company did not respect interim measures imposed last year on neighboring rights.

The court said platforms cannot be held liable for users uploading unauthorized works.

A controversial proposal for a waiver on intellectual property has pitted countries against one another.

Paris asked the country’s highest administrative authority to ignore the EU’s top court.

Isabelle de Silva is at the center of a global regulatory push to reduce tech giants’ online dominance.

The social network may have won concessions, but it lost the moral high ground.

Canberra reached an agreement for Facebook and Google to pay local publishers. Expect more countries to do the same.

The social media giant had blocked all news from its platform in Australia.

Facebook and Google have taken opposing views on whether to pay local publishers for their content.

Publishers and tech giants have battled over payment for news content.