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Established in 2005, Thrive is committed to helping businesses across industries augment their marketing efforts and gain a competitive edge through comprehensive digital marketing solutions.
What started as a one-man shop has blossomed into a full-service digital marketing agency that serves thousands of companies worldwide.
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D-DEB (Digital Ecosystem Broadcast) is a full-service digital marketing agency. We’ve been providing a wide range of services to clients of all industries since 2020. Our digital marketing services include consulting and management options for a variety of online marketing tactics including search engine optimization (SEO), pay-per-click (PPC) ads, Amazon store optimization, copywriting, conversion rate optimization (CRO), and more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Digital marketing is the promotion of a business through digital channels such as a website, search engine optimization, social media, email, or online paid advertising.
Digital marketing provides ways for companies to grow their audience, increase profits, and build a better relationship with past and future customers. While that’s the goal of a traditional marketing campaigns too, digital marketing allows brands to target a more specific or niche audience and is easier to measure results.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is a new set of EU-wide rules for digital services acting as intermediaries for consumers and goods, services, and content. In the context of the DSA, digital services refer to intermediary services such as host providers, online marketplaces, and social media networks.
The DSA aims to build a safer and fairer online world. It will introduce rules that equally protect all users in the EU, both in regard to illegal goods, content or services, and their fundamental rights.
For example, it ensures:
- an easy way to report illegal content, goods, or services;
- stronger protections for people targeted by online harassment and bullying;
- transparency around advertising;
- bans on certain types of targeted advertising, such as those using sensitive data or the data of minors;
- easy-to-use, free-of-charge complaint mechanisms for if an online platform takes our content down;
- simplified terms and conditions.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is published on the EUR-Lex website. You can read it in any official EU language.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) does not replace the e-Commerce Directive.
However, in order to achieve greater harmonisation, the DSA incorporates the existing liability exemption rules of the e-Commerce Directive which ensure that intermediary services can continue to thrive in the single market.
Due to uncoordinated regulatory efforts at national level, the regulatory issues covered under the Digital Services Act are subject to multiple divergent rules in different Member States, causing confusion among businesses and citizens alike. The DSA aims at streamlining the laws, by defining a single set of EU-wide rules and establishing a coordination and enforcement networks across all Member States.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) introduces a number of rules to protect our fundamental rights online. These rights include freedom of thought, freedom of expression, freedom of information and freedom of opinion without manipulation.
The DSA ensures:
- transparency of content removal decisions and orders;
- publicly available reports on how automated content moderation is used and its error rate;
- harmonisation of responses to illegal content online.
- less dark patterns online;
- a ban on targeted advertising using sensitive data or the data of minors;
- greater user transparency on their flow of information, such as information on parameters of recommender systems and accessible terms and conditions.
Dark patterns are a way of designing online platforms to trick users into doing things they otherwise would not have considered, often but not always involving money.
For example, platforms might trick users into sharing more information than they would otherwise agree to. Or, they might advertise a cheaper but unavailable product and then direct the user to similar products that cost more. Other examples include tricking users to subscribe to services, hiding or creating misleading buttons, making it difficult to unsubscribe to newsletters and more.
The Digital Services Act (DSA) contains an obligation that equates to a ban on using so-called dark patterns on online platforms. Under this obligation, online platforms will have to design their services in a way that does not deceive, manipulate or otherwise materially distort or impair the ability of users to make free and informed decisions.
The DSA requires platforms to have easy-to-use flagging mechanisms for illegal content. Platforms should process reports of illegal content in a timely manner, providing information to both the user who flag the illegal content and user who published the content on their decision and any further action.
The supervision of the rules will be shared between the Commission – primarily responsible for VLOPs and VLOSEs – and Member States, responsible for other platforms and search engines according to where they are established.
The Commission will have the same supervisory powers as it has under current anti-trust rules, including investigatory powers and the ability to impose fines of up to 6% of global revenue.
Member States will be required to designate competent authorities – referred to as Digital Services Coordinators – by 17 February 2024 to supervise compliance of the services established in their jurisdiction, and to participate in the EU cooperation mechanism.
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