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In the EU, we have a legislation that (at least sometimes) actually evaluates things in the context of the world we live in today as opposed to the 18th century
by rue 11y ago
In the EU, we have a legislation that (at least sometimes) actually evaluates things in the context of the world we live in today as opposed to the 18th century. Thus, it can dynamically react and even proact to situations—such as for example treating a de facto utility (Google search) in the manner of a de jure utility.
To paraphrase some guy, “If Google don't like what it see in EU, it go somewhere else.”