The European Union is at a pivotal moment in its digital regulation journey, with professor Anu Bradford from Columbia Law School highlighting potential risks. Speaking exclusively with Law.com International, Bradford suggests that any backtracking on the EU’s digital regulation agenda could diminish global momentum for stringent tech oversight. Over the past five years, the EU has introduced numerous digital laws, including the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the eIDAS Regulation, aiming to regulate and control Big Tech’s growing influence. Bradford’s insights, which delve deep into international implications, are essential reading for those interested in the nexus of law and technology.
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