Whenever I engage with the play-party community, I'm struck by the applicability of its codes of conduct to all forms of sexual expression — starting with the fact that it has stated codes of conduct.
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The content and delivery was unprofessional and violated codes of conduct.
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The governing codes of conduct that were shattered will be restored.
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Board members have attended harassment training sessions and updated codes of conduct.
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New codes of conduct for lawyers and judges were put into place.
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We have to play with justifiable moral and ethical codes of conduct here.
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Of course every institution needs rules; of course religions have codes of conduct.
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Pronouns now come up in lawsuits, school regulations and company codes of conduct.
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Today, codes of conduct with anti-harassment provisions are common in the tech industry.
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Other favourites include reviewing company policy, revising codes of conduct and refreshing training material.
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While the platforms have codes of conduct, they don't prevent users from being mistreated.
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The prime minister's weakness has allowed cabinet ministers to ignore informal codes of conduct.
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Security guards in hi-vis jackets whisper into radios and enforce codes of conduct.
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I got to know the people, with their unwritten laws and codes of conduct.
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It is full of very detailed codes of conduct that everyone has to observe.
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Out here we have our rules, our codes of conduct, and still we struggle.
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In general, most gaming groups have strict codes of conduct on their gaming tables.
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People fight it out in comments, over everything from semicolons to codes of conduct.
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Those are different games that have developed over centuries with their own codes of conduct.
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Large arbitration groups, such as the AAA, do have codes of conduct that prohibit such partiality.
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But this is ultimately a matter of codes of conduct and best practices, not of law.
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Around matches we had respect, codes of conduct, and we took drugs and alcohol with measure.
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"Lots of codes of conduct talk about a living wage and we have no evidence of factories paying a living wage; lots of codes of conduct talk about right of workers to join or form a union of their own choosing and that rarely happens," he says.
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Buddhist bigwigs say they are investigating whether monks who bless dolls are breaking religious codes of conduct.
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They should hold themselves to codes of conduct and establish reporting contacts to prevent harassment and discrimination.
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The "happily ever after" ending often came later (to increase sales and pass on codes of conduct).
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Each body views itself as an independent fiefdom, governed by its own rules and codes of conduct.
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One resolution proposed "codes of conduct" for cyberspace and requested more access to information from other countries.
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To amend church codes of conduct to explicitly include bishops and all who work for the church. 6.
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To ensure that these codes of conduct clearly explain what constitutes sexual misconduct and harassment of adults. 7.
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Together, they've worked to equip fans, artists, and staff with counseling, bystander intervention workshops, and codes of conduct.
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It's sad that 'codes of conduct' have to be enforced to ensure we experience fundamental human decency and respect.
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To cut down on harassment, more than 40 venture firms also made their codes of conduct public this month.
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Both Labour and the Conservatives are drawing up codes of conduct and grievance procedures for victims of sexual misconduct.
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Israel enacted a similar measure in 2013, while Italy and Spain rely on voluntary codes of conduct to protect models.
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Posted "codes of conduct" and respect for privacy have long made plane, train and bus trips solitary and isolating experiences.
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Issei seems to exist in a different era, one beholden to an atavistic set of values and codes of conduct.
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We need more normalized codes of conduct, thoughtfully walled space, visual partitions, alcoves, private work rooms, and vastly more sound suppression.
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Why have we waited 80 years for the same codes of conduct for federal bureaucrats who run our $4 trillion government?
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As a result, we are expediting an already-begun detailed review and revision of our Television Academy membership codes of conduct.
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We're hearing about companies writing codes of conduct covering anti-harassment that they want their investors and board members to sign.
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Some will say that's just really an alarm, but there should be codes of conduct, and also there are private companies.
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By breaking the unwritten codes of conduct for a night, it emphasized the importance of adhering to them in the morning.
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Meanwhile, labor leaders like SAG-AFTRA's Gabrielle Carteris are implementing industry-wide codes of conduct to protect their members from harassment.
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While some firms had internal codes of conduct, many did not have policies that similarly applied to the entrepreneurs they fund.
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They do offer resources to help create codes of conduct and sexual harassment policies, but ultimately, every campaign makes its own rules.
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Barring federal or state action, investors and consumers can push businesses to commit to codes of conduct for politics in the workplace.
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The Wickverse is a wildly creative, elaborately detailed pulp realm of rules, codes of conduct, Masonic hierarchies, and even old-world civility.
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They therefore need, at a minimum, to understand each other's redlines and to agree on codes of conduct and crisis mitigation measures.
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Besides France, Israel banned ultra-thin models in 2013 while countries such as Italy and Spain rely on voluntary codes of conduct.
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But beyond codes of conduct, it'll take more fundamental changes for harassment of women to really dissipate from hacking and security conferences.
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But her passion for the dance was deflated by the rituals and codes of conduct that struck her as sexist and demeaning.
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Unlike Iran's supreme leader, Trump will be constrained by our Congress, Constitution, free press, American codes of conduct and a coming election.
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As per the companies' own rules, educational content that might otherwise violate the platform's codes of conduct are often spared take downs.
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When challenged, justifications for lobbying efforts include claims that companies comply with their own codes of conduct, or that they follow local laws.
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For 70 years, through the Cold War and after, nuclear powers acted according to a prescribed set of rules and codes of conduct.
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Israel enacted a similar measure in 2013, while other countries, like Italy and Spain, rely on voluntary codes of conduct to protect models.
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The Republicans would be the guardians of the institution; they would insist on respectful codes of conduct and fact checking, like true conservatives.
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We could use your help: Our colleagues who broke the Harvey Weinstein story are looking at how corporate codes of conduct are changing.
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A bill in Tennessee that would have required school districts to establish codes of conduct for everyone on school property stalled this year.
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They also say that Republican lawmakers are stifling free speech in the name of protecting it by forcing codes of conduct on universities.
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Professionals with very strict codes of conduct will loosen their own boundaries to work with these individuals and not get fired by them.
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News organizations have been grappling with that question for a long time, creating formal and informal codes of conduct, oversight systems and transparency rules.
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Consumer advocacy groups could also help politically conscious Americans reward companies that abide by codes of conduct and boycott those firms that do not.
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Revised laws and codes of conduct could demand more of shareholders or, alternatively, increase the authority of boards to ignore narrow calculations of shareholder value.
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For conspiracy theory-related actions that clearly violate on-the-job, official-capacity neutrality, or other codes of conduct, are there clear standards for discipline?
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And the regulator says it's working on a number of codes of conduct — to cover specific tech areas, such as medical research and cloud infrastructure.
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" And the organization will likely have developed "codes of conduct that ensure that those who are not physically present are a part of the conversation.
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The IPU called for male and female MPs to denounce such behavior and for codes of conduct and complaint procedures to be put in place.
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The DPC looks forward to industry embracing Codes of Conduct and raising the bar in individual sectors in terms of standards of data protection and transparency.
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Jerry Almonte, who runs a popular swing-dancing website, says it's hard to determine how effective any of these codes of conduct or safe spaces are.
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What is interesting about the English riots is the way this principle was spectacularly dismantled through the violation, desecration, and inversion of normal codes of conduct.
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The biggest change in the law was that it ordered state-run companies to create risk-management and internal controls and make public codes of conduct.
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"He's conduct in utilizing CRISPR/Cas9 to edit human embryos has seriously violated academic ethics and codes of conduct," the university said in a November statement.
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When discussing dress codes, it finds "relatively opaque" codes of conduct go as far as dictating what color of shoe a British investment banker should wear.
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Episode 14, "Garden of Bones": for an examination of codes of conduct in times of war (compare attitudes held by Stannis, Roose, Robb, Tyrion and Tywin).
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The FX market has always been lightly regulated, but many countries do have codes of conduct, usually drafted by the central bank in consultation with market participants.
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An advisor for Iran's former president, Sadegh Kharraz, said parliament members should attend "a training course on codes of conduct and universal moral values," the BBC reported.
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In March 2018, a group of women started the #MovingForward nonprofit to protect founders through explicit external "codes of conduct" instead of relying on VCs' personal integrity.
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Does a time of crisis call for departing from long-held values — or do codes of conduct and laws exist to help us navigate those very times?
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The superintendent of one New York school district considering the technology floated the idea of using it to enforce codes of conduct, according to the Buffalo News.
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Why should it be free of oversight when every other sphere of human activity is governed by laws and codes of conduct agreed upon by society at large?
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They go on to say they're horrified by the widespread claims of sexual misconduct in the biz and are conducting a review of their membership codes of conduct.
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To achieve such goals, Saudi Arabia needs to throw itself open to trade, investment, foreign visitors and international codes of conduct such as more transparency and secular laws.
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In the other earlier periods, journalistic excesses were countered by an upswing in investigative reporting and, in some cases, the emergence of new codes of conduct for journalists.
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Since then, Simmons, Simonsohn and Nelson say they have given a lot of thought to codes of conduct for communicating responsibly when conveying concerns about a scientist's work.
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As tweens drift away from adults, they find themselves in the thorny world of friendship, with its ever-changing loyalties, mysterious codes of conduct, and complicated social structure.
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Schools are also allowed to establish codes of conduct that every student must follow, and are granted broad discretion about how to respond when students violate this code.
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" The spokesman added that there "remains scope for a wider discussion around future guidelines or codes of conduct in regards to what constitutes public or private communications and behaviour.
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There were a few references to those two jurists Tuesday, but most of the give-and-take over nearly five hours addressed the intricacies of judicial codes of conduct.
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Pashtun inhabitants along the line take pride in asserting their autonomy and proudly assert that their Pashtunwali traditions and tribal codes of conduct supersede the Pakistani laws and courts.
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Transparency International called upon governments to prosecute corruption, allow for freedom of the press, establish independent anti-corruption commissions, make officials disclose holdings, enact codes of conduct and protect whistleblowers.
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The committee assists the ECB'S Governing Council on matters including financial information integrity, compliance with laws, regulations and codes of conduct, internal controls oversight and the performance of audit functions.
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So would other urban educators who maintain that strict codes of conduct are a necessary condition for a healthy learning environment—or, at least, that it has worked for them.
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Hundreds of graduate students and research assistants have signed an open letter calling for more explicit codes of conduct, stronger enforcement and better systems for reporting abuses, among other reforms.
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Ignoring the unwritten codes of conduct that many blame for pushing the sport toward cultural irrelevance, Carter said, could be the path to drawing African-Americans back to the game.
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There are codes of conduct and slang stretching back a hundred years; a culture of practical jokes, sometimes borderline sadistic ones, has existed on the road for nearly as long.
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Proposed solutions: Groups of entrepreneurs and investors, plus one major limited partner trade group, have started to draft policies and codes of conduct that would mandate the disclosure of such allegations.
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The working group recommended that the judiciary revise its codes of conduct, improve internal procedures for addressing misconduct and bolster training programs aimed at raising awareness about harassment and preventing harassment.
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For platforms like YouTube and Twitch, and indeed social media in general, codes of conduct should boil down to a basic question: what is the harm being perpetrated by a user's actions?
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When I spoke with Ehmke over email, she emphasized that fears about the Code of Conduct being used to target developers are based on a misunderstanding about how Codes of Conduct work.
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The rock is used to mark former members who are no longer welcome at the command, including former SEALS who have violated a series of unwritten codes of conduct among the unit.
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So too would an alternative form of conflict resolution—one steeped in the clan-based codes of conduct of rural Sicily that would eventually evolve into the American Cosa Nostra, or Mafia.
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Human Resources should emphasize the importance of adhering to the existing policies and codes of conduct for work events such as offsite conferences and meetings, including those held at hotels and resorts.
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But because they are not employed by a university or research institute, they are not subject to strict codes of conduct and may be more prone to cut corners, Mr. Cooper said.
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Tackling the problem requires not just international laws, but also governments to implement them, companies to adopt codes of conduct, and consumers to become aware of what they are buying, said Ciceri.
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On top of all this, the researchers noted that companies relied heavily on outside auditors to ensure codes of conduct were being followed, running into the same issues outlined by Mr. Skinner.
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The DPC has led on the development of EDPB guidance on arrangements for Codes of Conduct under the GDPR and these should be approved and published by the EDPB in Q1 of 2019.
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Industry bodies representing lawyers, accountants, agents that set up trusts and companies, and real estate agents, said their members already operate under strict professional codes of conduct that include anti-money laundering procedures.
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Regulators have responded to a series of market-rigging scandals by revamping and strengthening codes of conduct for dealers but critics argue the new rules will be ineffective unless they are legally enforceable.
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"The top of the organization sets the tone about what this culture values and tolerates as far as behavior and codes of conduct, which filters down to all of the supervisory levels," Maestas said.
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Companies like HP and Cisco, which contract Foxconn in the Czech Republic to assemble electronics goods, have also created strict codes of conduct for the ethical management of foreign migrant workers by their suppliers.
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"Rejecting all discussion of harassment and abuse within the hacker community while happily hosting groups that brag about being 'free' of codes of conduct is a clear indicator of where the organizers' priorities lie," Honeywell said.
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Charles Anthony, a spokesman for the Hawaii state Department of Defense, which includes the emergency agency, said watching movies and TV shows on the job violates the agency&aposs codes of conduct and standard operating procedures.
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Thousands of global corporations like Nike and Ikea now include codes of conduct in their contracts with suppliers in the developing world to prohibit the use of child labor, improve workplace conditions, and ensure environmental compliance.
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This, alas, is a time-honored tradition in ballet companies—and Balanchine's career was marked, even shaped, by serial infatuations—but it is no longer honored, and managements are now scrambling to institute codes of conduct.
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Since then, brands have been slow to sign even the voluntary and self-regulated codes of conduct proposed for their factory labor, let alone cooperate with efforts to legislate protections for workers all over the world.
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Crane wrote that such comments violate official codes of conduct at the Department of Homeland Security and could jeopardize criminal cases that go to trial because they could be used by the defense to impeach ICE's credibility.
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The BoE also announced it has signed up to two other codes of conduct, the first on standards expected from participants in the deposit, repo and securities lending markets, the second on conduct in precious metals markets.
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There are reports that North Korean millennials are trying out Western courtship practices like dating, after watching TV shows and movies from South Korea and the United States, violating conservative Confucian codes of conduct between the sexes.
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"Duels then were not the tournaments of the Middle Ages or the affairs of honour of later years, governed by written codes of conduct and discharged at dawn with pistols in some snowy forest clearing," he writes.
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And even so-called "codes of conduct," those legalese-adjacent blocks of text that tout a company's dedication to ethical labor practices, are rarely the talisman against supply-chain impropriety that brands make them out to be.
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Likewise, if companies don't make legislators or regulators aware of their industry best practices and model policies or codes of conduct, there's no chance those can serve as a guide as legislators look for models that work.
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Large internet platforms are only just starting to confront user-generated content at scale, because it's only recently that advertisers have made it unprofitable for platforms to let their worst actors flaunt widely accepted social codes of conduct.
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The Senior Managers and Certification Regime also requires staff that come within its scope to not only comply with legally binding rules and regulations, but also with industry codes of conduct, threatening sanctions for those that breach them.
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Condé Nast, LVMH and Kering, three industry leaders that have publicly established their own codes of conduct regarding the treatment of models, and implemented hotlines to report violations, said there no have been no calls to those hotlines.
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They maintain a highly organized society (overseen by a group of crime lords known as the High Table) involving codes of conduct, pseudocurrencies, pacts of various kinds, and a network of luxury hotels in which no "business" (i.e.
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As I got older, I adopted personal codes of conduct that I religiously followed for ethical reasons, but they were all, like, Don't drink bottled water, avoid certain products, tread lightly in the world so your footprint is small.
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His actions, which seem to ignore normal codes of conduct in these kinds of investigations, were partially the reason why at least two experienced Washington lawyers chose not to join the White House team, reported the New York Times.
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Social norms are a huge, powerful unspoken element of interpersonal interaction, which you'll recognize if you've ever tried walking down the street in a different part of the world where the unspoken codes of conduct might be subtly different.
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All the same, Mr. Pugachev has found it difficult to extricate himself from his Russian past and what he described as mafialike codes of conduct that are expected to bind current and former members of the Kremlin inner circle.
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"A lot of the noise around this is coming from groups of people who seem to be traditionally opposed to codes of conduct and are trying to portray us in as negative light as possible," Rice said in an email.
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While police officers are allowed to protest like anybody else under French law, codes of conduct for law enforcement employees prohibit them from doing so during work hours, or with the use of police equipment such as official cars and uniforms.
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From athletic scandals, business scandals or showing courage under actual gunfire, we teach leadership in crisis by following established policies (like Securities and Exchange Commission-required codes of conduct) because making key decisions during crisis can lead to bad results.
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"We will implement a ban on credit cards which adds to measures such as age-verification, markers of harm and affordability checks, additional funding for research, education and treatment and new codes of conduct to protect the consumer," she said.
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Hours later, Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Twitter that "Holland should make them come home", saying the rescue missions were in violation of codes of conduct because they did not have adequate means or personnel and could endanger lives.
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"Mills tweeted Wednesday that she and the production company were establishing a "thorough" internal investigation as a result of the allegations and were now in the process of creating "formal, documented codes of conduct for all persons representing Gamma Films and our studios.
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The subsequent investigations by regulators around the world, principally in the United States and Britain, led to dozens of traders being suspended or fired, new codes of conduct drawn up and some of the world's biggest banks fined more than $10 billion collectively.
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And yet Moonves's ouster suggests a moment of progress for the #MeToo movement — and that its continued focus on the horrible behavior of Hollywood's rich and powerful has altered the entertainment industry's codes of conduct more than it's been given credit for.
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Project Just's researchers comb publicly available information and reach out directly to brands in order to answer a long list of questions related to supply chains, codes of conduct, labor conditions, and environmental commitments (and then meticulously fact-check what they've found).
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Parkinson told the news publication that in addition to the dress code aspect of the bill, the measure he is pushing would also ask public school districts across Tennessee to create their own "codes of conduct" for adults when visiting public schools.
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Finally, the tool also acts as a central repository for privacy-related guidance documents, best practices, reports, codes of conduct, and other resources that can help local policymakers, technologists, and citizens navigate these complex issues and integrate digital services in privacy-protective ways.
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The Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum acquired one of Brompton Bicycle's folding bikes for its permanent collection Agnes Husslein-Arco, the director of Vienna's Belvedere Museum, will not have her contract renewed due to violations of compliance standards and internal codes of conduct.
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In a speech at a military school in the country's north, Min Aung Hlaing told soldiers they "must abide by the military codes of conduct and international laws and conventions", according to a translation posted on his official Facebook page on Thursday.
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Many companies, including Adidas and Puma, referred to components of a living wage in their supplier codes of conduct, the researchers said, but the wording around requirements was "very vague," leaving fulfillment an option and the legal minimum wage the only requirement.
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One source that was not terminated said remaining employees were told to expect a meeting on Friday for directions on how to proceed, but it wasn&apost clear whether that included codes of conduct and procedures or day-to-day work functions.
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The whole world of Britain's Parliament — its effete codes of conduct, its arcane and stilted language, its reunions of Oxbridge school chums — seemed impossibly remote from the real, unfolding national crisis of Brexit, the process of extricating the country from the European Union.
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Roberts said he asked the federal judiciary's director of the administrative office to form a working group to examine the courts' practices and recommend necessary changes to codes of conduct, employee guidance on reporting misconduct and its own rules for investigating complaints.
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I'll unpack the first: open-source communities/projects are crucially important to many people's careers and professional lives — cf "the cornerstone of my career" — so who they allow and deny membership to, and how their codes of conduct are constructed and followed, is highly consequential.
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The movie's success propelled Ms. Lee's ascension at Disney, where she was the first woman put in charge of Walt Disney Animation Studios, replacing her mentor John Lasseter, the brilliant but mercurial animator who ran afoul of #MeToo codes of conduct and resigned last year.
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It would give force of law to a set of broad principles — individual control, transparency, respect for context in which data has been shared, focused collection, security and accountability — with details fleshed out by Federal Trade Commission adjudication, codes of conduct and evolving standards.
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An epidemic of hyper-consciousness among American universities now asks students to abide by codes of conduct closer in spirit to the seduction legislation that governed the private lives of their great-grandparents, vastly different from the permissive sexual culture of their grandparents and parents.
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Part of this is the way these industries are structured; often the arts lack the more obvious hierarchical nature that come with corporate America, like HR departments and formal codes of conduct, making it potentially difficult for bad behavior to simply slip through the cracks.
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The Ada Initiative (founded 2011 by Mary Gardiner and Valeria Aurora, one of the co-organizers of the Never Again Pledge), as part of its mission to support women in open technology, developed anti-harassment codes of conduct for conferences, and lobbied conferences to adopt them.
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The solution, however, is not merely to clutch our pearls and demand that social media "think of the children," but rather to implement clear, contextual codes of conduct with transparent enforcement that is tailored to the distinctions of every case, including human oversight at every stage.
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"The main ways to address these kinds of biases are to ensure that developers are drawn from diverse gender, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds, and are aware of, and adhere to, ethical codes of conduct," the committee writes, chiming with plenty of extant commentary around algorithmic accountability.
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The hearing by two committees of US judges overseeing codes of conduct and behavior marked the latest development since Chief Justice John Roberts 10 months ago asserted that the judiciary "is not immune" from sexual harassment and set up a "working group" to examine the problem.
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Codes of Conduct are important because they will more comprehensively reflect the context and reality of data-processing activities in a given sector and provide clarity to those who sign up to the standards that need to be attained in addition to external monitoring by an independent body.
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"I expect the working group to consider whether changes are needed in our codes of conduct, our guidance to employees — including law clerks — on issues of confidentiality and reporting of instances of misconduct, our educational programs, and our rules for investigating and processing misconduct complaints," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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In an era of fractious disagreements and high-stakes political gridlock in Britain, the decision to add extra insurance was more evidence of the hollowing out of confidence among lawmakers that their colleagues would abide by the courtly traditions and effete codes of conduct that once dominated the chamber.
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We need to have much more flexible mechanisms in which different stakeholders come together regularly, and they adopt a number of protocols, codes of conduct, define some red lines, and create the conditions to have a flexible mechanism of governance that allows the internet to become a force for good.
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In terms of the changes it has made in response to committee feedback, the government is saying it has "refined technical definitions" and published additional material such as the codes of conduct in the interests of increasing clarity about how powers in the bill will be used and why they are need.
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"The failure of codes of conduct to ensure workers' rights has been robustly documented, with several phenomenal catastrophes — the Ali Enterprises fire in Pakistan, the Tazreen Fashions fire, and Rana Plaza building collapse in Bangladesh — occurring in factories that had been certified and/or inspected and approved for code compliance multiple times by multiple actors," Gearhart says.
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"Startups will need to create contract-based legal structures to replace the free flows of data we took for granted under the European system," Coadec writes, noting that the UK's data protection agency is advising startups to look at model clauses, binding corporate rules, codes of conduct or certification mechanisms as alternatives for their data flows.
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"In response, Google unlawfully promulgated and enforced new data classification policies, data protection policies, data protection guidelines, 'community guidelines' and codes of conduct; initiated investigations against the four above named employee leaders based upon retroactive application of such guidelines; interrogated them; and discharged them on November 2628, 28503 within minutes of each other," the charge reads.
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"In response, Google unlawfully promulgated and enforced new data classification policies, data protection policies, data protection guidelines, 'community guidelines' and codes of conduct; initiated investigations against the four above named employee leaders based upon retroactive application of such guidelines; interrogated them; and discharged them on November 25, 2019 within minutes of each other," the charge reads.
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And ever since then—and even before then—the Big Ten and the SEC have stood in symbolic opposition, with the former largely standing for more rigid codes of conduct and the latter pushing to liberalize the rules (never mind that the public rhetoric often belied a sense of hypocrisy—the Big Ten, in particular, was never quite as clean as it portrayed itself to be).
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The SBC apply to all Company employees and serve as a model for comparable codes of conduct that have been adopted at each of WarnerMedia's businesses, including offices outside the U.S. The SBC stress the importance of abiding by the law, being truthful, being transparent in our business dealings, putting the needs of our shareholders and customers first, and avoiding excesses and ethical lapses.
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"Instead of just relying on traditional competition tools, the UK should take a forward-looking approach that creates and enforces a clear set of rules to limit anti-competitive actions by the most significant digital platforms while also reducing structural barriers that currently hinder effective competition," the panel goes on to say, calling for new rules to tackle 'winner take all' tech platforms that are based on "generally agreed principles and developed into more specific codes of conduct with the participation of a wide range of stakeholders".
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And so "Nailed," the penultimate episode of Better Call Saul's second season, is all about consequences: the consequences Jimmy must face for singlehandedly sabotaging HHM's standing with Mesa Verde; the consequences Kim must face for getting into both business and bed with a man who has a distaste for rules and normal codes of conduct; the consequences Mike must face for exacting revenge on a brutally violent criminal; and the consequences Chuck must face for putting his well-being in harm's way while trying to cripple his brother's career.
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The antitrust watchdog recommended: * The world's first dedicated office inside the anti-trust regulator for policing the tech giants' market power * Tasking the office with investigating the digital ad market * Overhauling privacy laws so people know and can delete what's being stored * Establishing codes of conduct for online giants dealing with media companies and handling complaints about online misinformation * Strengthening the ability of copyright owners to remove their content from Google and Facebook * Forcing Google to offer alternatives to its searches and browser on Android devices * Changing merger laws to include data and technology implications, and strengthen anti-competitive rules Regulators around the world are trying to rein in Facebook and Google.
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