The term 'Digital Single Market Strategy' seen in the news refers to

EU. The correct answer is EU. The European Commission adopted the Digital Single Market Strategy on 6 May 2015 as document COM(2015) 192. It set out 16 key actions under three pillars. Its aim was to move from 28 national markets to a single one. ASEAN, BRICS and G20 did not issue it. The strategy is a Commission document, and the Commission is an EU institution. Read more: The EU's Digital Single Market Strategy.

How many key actions did the Commission's launch release say the Digital Single Market Strategy set out?

16. The correct answer is 16. The Commission's release of 6 May 2015 was headed "Commission sets out 16 initiatives" and spoke of 16 key actions under three pillars. The figure 28 is the number of national markets the strategy aimed to replace with one. The figure 35 is the number of proposals and initiatives the Commission said it had delivered by its mid-term review of 10 May 2017. Read more: The EU's Digital Single Market Strategy.

What is the highest fine the Commission can impose on a very large platform under the Digital Services Act?

6% of worldwide annual turnover. The correct answer is 6% of worldwide annual turnover. This is the Digital Services Act limit for a fine imposed by the Commission. The 4% figure is the top GDPR percentage, which applies where it is higher than EUR 20 million. The 10% and 20% figures are Digital Markets Act limits: 10% of worldwide turnover, and 20% for repeat breaches. Read more: The EU's Digital Single Market Strategy.

From which date does the Digital Services Act apply?

17 February 2024. The correct answer is 17 February 2024. The Digital Services Act is Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, dated 19 October 2022. Some provisions applied earlier, from 16 November 2022. The GDPR applies from 25 May 2018. The Digital Markets Act applies from 2 May 2023. The Data Act applies from 12 September 2025. Read more: The EU's Digital Single Market Strategy.

In July 2026 the Commission fined Google EUR 890 million for breaching which EU law?

Digital Markets Act. The correct answer is the Digital Markets Act. On 23 July 2026 the Commission fined Google EUR 890 million. The sum is EUR 460 million for search self-preferencing and EUR 430 million for Google Play anti-steering. The Digital Services Act fines announced so far were on X, Temu and AliExpress. Read more: The EU's Digital Single Market Strategy.

Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 moved the AI Act’s high-risk rules for Annex III uses to which date?

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