The Platform Regulation Academy Blog

Your one-stop shop for high-quality information on European platform regulation. The blog republishes the DSA Newsletter and curates resources useful for platform regulation experts.

Martin's DSA Newsletter #8 Dec 19, 2025

The latest newsletter looks at the period of July 2025 and November 2025. It covers the first DSA ...

Case-law Tracker: EU Digital Services Act Nov 20, 2025

This blogpost trackes all the cases related to the Digital Services Act that were initiated after 20...

Scholarship Awards 2025 scholarships Jul 28, 2025

Over 70 students applied for the Platform Regulation Academy’s student scholarship call.

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Martin's DSA Newsletter #7 dsa newsletter Jul 09, 2025

Finally! The DSA newsletter is back. The last couple of months were very hectic on many fronts. I ...

Martin's DSA Newsletter #6 dsa newsletter Apr 10, 2025

Here is your round-up of the EU Digital Services Act news from the period of May to September 2024...

Martin's DSA Newsletter #5 dsa newsletter Apr 09, 2025

Here is your round-up of the EU Digital Services Act news from the period of December 2023 to Apri...

Martin's DSA Newsletter #4 dsa newsletter Apr 08, 2025

Here is your round-up of the EU Digital Services Act news from the period of July 2023 to December...

Martin's DSA Newsletter #3 dsa newsletter Apr 07, 2025

Here is your round-up of the EU Digital Services Act news from the period of January 2023 to June 20...

Martin's DSA Newsletter #2 dsa newsletter Apr 06, 2025

Here is a roundup of useful resources on the DSA from November and December 2022.

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Martin's DSA Newsletter #1 dsa newsletter Apr 05, 2025

Your round of the EU Digital Services Act news up to December 2022.

The final text of the Dig...

The Digital Services Act (DSA) is an EU Regulation (2022/2065) aiming to assure fairness, trust, and safety in the digital environment. It preserves and upgrades the liability exemptions for online intermediaries that exist in the European framework since 2000. It exempts digital infrastructure-layer services, such as internet access providers, and application-layer services, such as social networks and file-hosting services, from liability for third-party content.