Digital Services Act: These are the firs • Table.Briefings

The DSA is supposed to bring more transparency and control over what happens on major online platforms and search engines. To achieve this, the Commission needs new staff and is therefore establishing a new team of experts.

The online world will soon be a little safer and more transparent – at least that’s how the European Commission sees it. Because today, Nov. 16, after the Digital Markets Act, another important piece of the digital agenda comes into force: the Digital Services Act (DSA) regulation. This means that the Commission now has new powers, for example, to request information from online platforms. To do justice to its task, the Commission is setting up a new research and forecasting center for algorithmic transparency.

Digital Services Act: These are the first steps

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