Exhibit 3-360 – EWR.5999.0001.0219 – The Use of Social Media by United States Extremists Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-362 – EWR.5999.0001.0221 – Counting without accountability An analysis of the DSA’s transparency reports Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-363 – EWR.5999.0001.0222 – Overview of the latest transparency reports under the DSA Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-364 – EWR.5999.0001.0223 – Commission preliminarily finds TikTok and Meta in breach of their transparency obligations under the Digital Services Act Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-365 – EWR.5999.0001.0224_R – New School Speech Regulation as a Regulatory Strategy Against Hate Speech on Social Media The Case of Germany’s NetzDG Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-366 – EWR.5999.0001.0225 – The need for greater transparency in the moderation of borderline terrorist and violent extremist content Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-367 – EWR.5999.0001.0226 – Overview of the Latest Developments on the DSA November 2024-January 2025 Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-368 – EWR.5999.0001.0227 – Bridging Policy and Research under the DSA A Structured Research Agenda for Identifying Systemic Risks Exhibit 1 July 2026
Exhibit 3-369 – EWR.5999.0001.0228 – EU Fines X €120 Million in First DSA Non-Compliance Decision Exhibit 1 July 2026