US Edition[Opinion] EU social media law isn’t censorship, tech chief tells US critic
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Carr Defends Free Speech in Europe Address: ‘We Are Returning to Our First Amendment Roots’
Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr used a Barcelona conference to let the world know where America stands on free speech. Carr denounced biased artificial intelligence, attempts to harm American tech companies as well as the European Union’s draconian pro-censorship Digital Services Act (DSA) during his March 2 keynote address to the Mobile World Congress.
·Washington, United States
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EU social media law is not censorship, tech chief says in response to US critics
The European Union's social media law "does not regulate speech," the EU's technology chief, Henna Virkkunen, told a senior US lawmaker who had criticized the bloc's tech rules, accusing them of censorship.
·Bucharest, Romania
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