BIS Warns Stablecoins Could Fragment Global Financial System
The Bank for International Settlements highlights risks posed by stablecoins and advocates for tokenized central bank money as a solution.
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California Bans Loud Ads on Streaming Services Starting July 1
California's new law mandates that streaming platforms must keep ad volumes in line with program content, aligning them with existing regulations for traditional TV.
Fatal Tesla Autopilot Crash Raises Questions About Safety and Regulation
An elderly woman died after a Tesla Model 3, reportedly in Autopilot mode, crashed into her home. The incident has prompted investigations into the vehicle's automated driving features and their implications for safety regulations.
Polymarket Allegedly Pays Creators for Misleading Betting Videos
An investigation reveals Polymarket's strategy of incentivizing creators to produce deceptive content promoting its prediction market.
EU Declines Legal Mandate for Video Game Preservation
The European Commission has opted against imposing legal requirements on publishers to keep video games playable after commercial availability ends, favoring an industry-led code of conduct instead.
UK Information Commissioner Resigns Amid Conduct Investigation
John Edwards steps down as Britain's Information Commissioner, citing 'untenable' position due to an investigation into his conduct.
California Accuses AT&T of Misleading FCC on Copper Network Shutdown
California regulators claim AT&T misrepresented its obligations regarding the discontinuation of its copper phone network, raising concerns about service adequacy and consumer welfare.
UK Mobile Networks Fail to Deliver Adequate Train Connectivity, Ofcom Reports
A recent Ofcom report reveals that mobile network performance on UK trains is significantly lacking, with 83% of tests failing to meet acceptable standards.
Elon Musk’s Ongoing Battle with the FTC Over X’s Data Privacy Compliance
Elon Musk is attempting to escape a stringent Federal Trade Commission (FTC) order regarding data privacy practices at X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. The order, which includes a 20-year compliance mandate, is under scrutiny as Musk argues for its dismissal.
Supreme Court Upholds FCC Fines Against AT&T and Verizon for Location Data Sales
The Supreme Court has ruled against AT&T and Verizon, confirming the FCC's authority to impose fines for selling user location data without consent.
