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DSA: these are the last sticking points

The Digital Markets Act was negotiated at the end of March, and today the Digital Services Act is to be the second step in European digital regulation. However, before that the European Parliament and the Council still have to resolve a number of points of contention.
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Till Hoppe
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Christel Schaldemose prefers to keep a low profile: she wants to avoid “going into too much detail” before the possible final trilogue on Friday, said the Socialist rapporteur of the European Parliament for the Digital Services Act (DSA) during her appearance in the Internal Market Committee on Wednesday. This much is certain: There are still a number of contentious issues.

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