Digital Services Act
topic on 2 shows · 4 statements across 3 episodes · said 31 times in 7 episodes since 2020
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Rogers: EU Digital Services Act acts as censorship tariff on US tech
“I've referred to the DSA before as a censorship tariff, because the cost of maintaining the censorship apparatus under the DSA is intentionally levied on specific companies, mostly American ones.”
Friedberg: EU Digital Services Act threatens the open internet
“The Digital Services Act, I think, is one of the most overreaching threats to any sort of open, transparent, democratic opportunity on the internet.”
Sachs: Tech giants will comply with EU DSA rather than exit
“Europe is too big a market for Google or any other major tech company to exit. There's just no way. What they're going to do is comply.”
Evans: Broad omnibus tech regulations like the EU's DSA cannot work
“The alternative is the Digital Services Act, which just tries to define, like, the entirety of the tech industry.
As being covered by a standardized set of rules, and it just doesn't really work.
I mean, trying to cover how Amazon treats its suppliers, it's at…”