If you're following the @EP_SingleMarket exchange of views on the Digital Services Act & Digital Markets Act starting shortly, there'll be slides from the Commission presented. Here are the DSA ones: europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2014_…
.@prabprab appears in @EP_SingleMarket to discuss DSA/DMA after some much-needed time off!
EC @prabprab on Trusted Flaggers in #DSA: "It makes sense to have a special privileged channel exists to notify a platform on the presence of illegal goods and content on a platform, subject to a range of safeguards...to ensure these privileged challenges cannot be abused."
After @charanzova raised concerns on the country of origin principle, @prabprab says the board (European Board for Digital Services) "comes together as an advisory function...we leave Article 3 of e-Commerce directive untouched."
After #CapitolHill @kimvsparrentak says: "We need to take power over our freedom of expression, out of the hands of private companies, and put it back in the hands of democratic institutions."
@schirdewan: "Over the past week, we saw it firsthand that digital platforms were able to help shape political events. This surely should encourage us to act financially, legally, and politically."
EC on accountability in Digital Services Act: "It is no longer acceptable in our view that platforms take some key decisions by themselves, alone without any supervision, accountability and without any sort of dialogue or transparency."
Commission on DSA in terms of #CapitolHill: "I do believe that had the rules of the DSA been in place platforms would have acted earlier with greater public scrutiny, also by researchers more consistently would have also protected freedoms more effectively."
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