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Commitment against disinformation: DSA on trial

The EU Commission sees itself in an information war with Russia. A revised catalog of measures against misinformation on the Internet is intended to help until new laws can take effect.
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Torsten Kleinz
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The fright in Europe over Donald Trump’s election victory in 2016 had led the EU Commission to introduce a “Code of Practice on Disinformation” for online platforms in 2018. In view of the information war with Russia, the Commission has relaunched the Code of Practice together with the industry – with more participants and new voluntary commitments.

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