Governments are increasingly creating specific rules for how digital services must operate. Platforms are being asked to demonstrate compliance, regulators are being given greater oversight, and enforcement systems are becoming an increasingly important part of the regulatory process.  As explored throughout the previous blogs in this series, digital regulation starts with establishing the rules, followed […]

Governments are establishing new rules for how digital services must operate. Platforms are being asked to demonstrate that they comply with those rules. Regulators are developing processes to assess whether they do.  As explored in the previous blog, establishing regulation and demonstrating compliance are critical steps in this process. But what happens when a regulator

In the first part of this series, we looked at a broader shift taking place around the world: governments are moving from voluntary approaches to more defined rules around children’s access to digital services.  The European Union’s newly proposed KIDS Act takes that shift a step further.  It does not simply establish age limits for