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20 stories about Regulation
Is space mining legal?
21.12.21
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Dov Greenbaum
"If we want space mining to have a happy ending, its important that we adequately resolve the open legal questions while also creating new laws and regulations that will both incentivize beneficial mining," writes Dov Greenbaum
Does the Metaverse need restrictive regulation?
04.12.21
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Dov Greenbaum
“If content creators were a liability for the early internet, this will be exacerbated in the Metaverse. Creators will be even more busy creating legal-but-offensive content in the Metaverse,” writes Dov Greenbaum
Online regulation is “a question of humanism”, says German MP
30.11.21
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James Spiro
As relationships between governments and tech companies tense up, Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, Member of Parliament for the Free Democratic Party in Germany, outlines some ideas on how to fix it
"I'm not an enemy of tech companies, I'm an enemy of bad behavior"
14.11.21
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Roni Dori
Margrethe Vestager, the European Commissioner for Competition, is the only regulator in the world to curb the aggressive appetite of tech giants. Now, with a second term and an expanded role as regulator of the EU's digital economy, she is free to craft the rules that would limit Facebook's AI and virtual currency, and is unmoved by Trump's attacks on her
SEC Commissioner: Firms must be prepared for cyberattacks
14.11.21
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CTech
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is stepping out of its traditional role, and requires firms to implement and monitor internal controls for cyber risks
The rule of law? More like the code of law
21.10.21
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Dov Greenbaum
We could imagine a world where the law is code, and that code is available to everyone on our smartphones such that we could know how to act legally regardless of the situation before us, writes Dov Greenbaum
Israeli Securities Authority to supervise fintech companies in the payments sector
27.05.21
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Irit Avisar
Finance Minister Israel Katz adopted the ministry’s recommendations to have the Authority supervise innovative payment financial services as well as open banking. Large fintech bodies and digital wallets will remain under the Bank of Israel’s supervision
Israeli telco Bezeq fined over $2 million for misleading consumers about internet speeds
08.04.21
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Avior Abou
Consumer Protection and Fair Trade Authority found Bezeq guilty of providing customers internet service at speeds significantly lower than they had been promised
Fyllo raises $30 million to expand digital marketing and compliance solutions beyond cannabis industry
06.04.21
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Meir Orbach
Some 60% of the funds raised in the Series B came from outside of the cannabis sector, validating the Israeli company's potential to scale beyond the endemic market
Israel is lagging behind the rest of the world when it comes to e-commerce regulations
24.02.21
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Omer Kabir
The Ministry of Justice has started formalizing the relations between Israeli consumers and foreign e-commerce sites, with the big question being will Israeli laws protect them?
Cybersecurity policies to undergo significant changes in 2021, says tech lawyer
20.02.21
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Allon Sinai
"I expect this year to bring new strategies, regulations, and partnerships in the U.S., including with the private sector to bolster cybersecurity," noted Vered Zlaikha, a partner and the head of Cyber Affairs & Artificial Intelligence practice at Lipa Meir Law firm
Israel’s CardiacSence receives CE Mark for medical-grade watch
10.02.21
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Meir Orbach
The watch will be distributed throughout the European Union and used as a medical device for continually measuring heart rate and arrhythmias
Is the tax authority coming for your Bitcoin?
10.01.21
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Omri Milman
The Israel Tax Authority defines cryptocurrency as an asset and demands 25% on any profits; its cyber department keeps a watchful eye out for those who forget to pay
The company guiding Israeli businesses through the U.S. investment regulations bureaucracy minefield
19.12.20
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Allon Sinai
"Because I came from the missile defense sector, we developed a multi-layered defense system, made up of four levels," says Eyal Bar-Or
Can, or should, Facebook be broken up?
16.12.20
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James Spiro
After 46 US States took the social media giant to court over antitrust laws, CTech spoke with M. Firon & Co.’s head of the Competition, Antitrust and Regulatory Affairs to discuss its future
Ilanit Madmoni: The senior regulator overseeing the adoption of financial innovation
30.11.20
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CTech
The head of Bank of Israel’s innovation unit believes that open banking will encourage customers to exercise financial responsibility when making decisions, while also increasing competition for additional services
Big Tech continues to gain dominance while limiting our freedom of choice
17.11.20
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Avi Nadler, Adv
In the Information Age, public discourse moves even faster than technology - and the monopoly power of Big Tech deserves public discussion
In a surprise move, the digital bank joins the Association of Banks in Israel
20.10.20
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Irit Avisar
The association can help save the Digital Bank legal expenses, but will it harm its attempts to stand out from the crowd?
How to comply with local employment laws in a world with no boundaries?
13.10.20
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Netta Bromberg
Foreign companies employing Israeli workers should consider establishing a local entity or branch to ensure clear legal compliance
For foreign companies, understanding China’s annual plans is critical
12.10.20
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Tslil Kleiman
Chinese governmental programs not only define what is “forbidden” and “allowed,” but also determine to which regions and industries investments will be directed, and which projects will be given priority
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