Thomas Regnier
Thomas Regnier is a spokesperson for the European Commission, specifically focusing on issues related to technological sovereignty and digital policy. He plays a key role in communicating the Commission's stance on major tech companies and their compliance with European regulations, particularly concerning content moderation and digital services laws. Regnier's work emphasizes the importance of upholding European standards in the face of challenges posed by large multinational corporations.
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Spain:
Thomas Regnier emphasized the need for accountability from online platforms in Europe.
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Romania:
Thomas Regnier, a spokesperson for the EU, denounced the accusations from the US as absurd and unfounded.
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Moldova:
Thomas Regnier stated that Europe fully supports freedom of expression and called the censorship accusations 'completely absurd and unfounded'.
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Spain:
Thomas Regnier, the spokesperson for the European Commission on digital matters, expressed doubts about the legal responsibility of executives for content published online.
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Romania:
Thomas Regnier, a spokesperson for the EU executive, denounced the accusations as 'absurd and completely unfounded'.
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Kenya:
Thomas Regnier said that a consultative panel on social media use is expected to be set up to advise the president.
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Uruguay:
Thomas Regnier is the spokesperson for the European Commission who stated that France has the right to impose a digital age majority.
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France:
Thomas Regnier is the spokesperson for the European Commission discussing the rights of France to regulate social media for minors.
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Kenya:
Thomas Regnier is a spokesperson for the European Commission, which is assessing measures taken by X regarding Grok.
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France:
Thomas Regnier stated that they will carefully evaluate the additional measures adopted by X to ensure they effectively protect EU citizens.
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