Who is affected
Online platforms, marketplaces, hosting services, search engines and intermediary services, plus moderation, product and legal teams.
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Digital Services Act
The DSA (Digital Services Act) regulates online intermediary services with layered obligations by service type and size. The courses cover notice-and-action mechanisms, transparency for recommender systems and advertising, risk assessment for very large platforms, and the supervisory model.
Information technology
Media and entertainment
Telecommunications
Retail
Key requirements
- Notice-and-action mechanism with reasoned decisions
- Transparency reporting on moderation and recommender systems
- Internal complaint handling and out-of-court dispute settlement
- Ban on deceptive interface design
- Systemic risk assessment and audit for very large platforms
Available certifications
Certification track
DSA — Digital Services Act
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Open certification: DSA — Basic · Digital services for all employeesBasic
DSA — Basic · Digital services for all employees
A short introduction to the DSA: what it is, who it affects, and what to do about illegal content, ads and design.
Free Start →45 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: DSA — Digital Services ActPro
DSA — Digital Services Act
Rules for digital intermediary services: illegal content, notice-and-action, transparency, dark patterns and platform duties.
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Open certification: DSA — Expert · Tiered obligations, notice-and-action and VLOP supervisionExpert
DSA — Expert · Tiered obligations, notice-and-action and VLOP supervision
An in-depth course: liability exemptions and tiered obligations, notice-and-action/complaints/trusted flaggers, and VLOP systemic risk, transparency and enforcement.