54: The EU’s three tier online child safety plan, and the feasibility of ‘made in Europe’

29.9.2026

The Pinsent Masons Podcast

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21:36

We look in detail at the EU’s latest plans to keep children safe in a race against EU countries introducing their own laws; and we ask if Europe’s proposal to achieve economic growth and security with a ‘made in Europe’ approach is feasible.

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54: The EU’s three tier online child safety plan, and the feasibility of ‘made in Europe’
29.9.2026
21:36
We look in detail at the EU’s latest plans to keep children safe in a race against EU countries introducing their own laws; and we ask if Europe’s proposal to achieve economic growth and security with a ‘made in Europe’ approach is feasible.
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54: The EU’s three tier online child safety plan, and the feasibility of ‘made in Europe’

The Pinsent Masons Podcast

Flere episoder fra "The Pinsent Masons Podcast"

54: The EU’s three tier online child safety plan, and the feasibility of ‘made in Europe’

53: An AI liability gap, and High Court rules on when force majeure bites

52: FIFA transfer reforms and the digital infrastructure heat challenge

51: Watching the machines

50: Australia overhauls inward investment rules, and why a China law chain could cause supply chain headaches

49: Plugging the UK’s VAT gap, and new EU guidance on AI transparency

48: Why energy companies are under pressure to improve their cybersecurity

47: How global conflict affects where data is stored, and UK offers tax whistleblowers a 30pc cut

47: US, EU and UK AI training policy shifts, and UK financial ombudsman is overhauled

46: The business impact of the Middle East conflict