Joe Lynam
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2,756 appearances
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 23 Dec
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Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam · Coimisiún na Meán investigates Tiktok and LinkedIn · 3 Dec 2025
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They just say, by our book, this content is fine.
Did the Kommission get notified or is it part of your own investigation to launch this investigation into TikTok and LinkedIn?
And when you started your investigations, did you liaise with these platforms to say, look, we're looking into this?
And did any of them make any changes?
And did any of them ignore them?
And were you surprised that a platform like LinkedIn disappointed you?
Are you worried that TikTok or LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, might drag in the White House into this?
Because he has long complained about overreach by European regulators and Microsoft may raise the issue with him.
How would you describe your relationship with the big social media platforms?
I ask because X took you to the high court last year accusing you guys of overreach in your mandate.
And in terms of sanctions, if you found these platforms, TikTok and LinkedIn guilty, what sort of sanctions could they face in monetary terms or any other terms?
And that's John Evans, the Digital Services Commissioner with the Commission of Myanmar.
And a LinkedIn spokesperson said, we are committed to keeping LinkedIn safe, trusted and professional and have effective mechanisms for users to report content that may be illegal.
TikTok said, we are committed to keeping our platform safe and meeting our obligations under the DSA.
We have received a notice of investigation and we will review it and in full engage with the CNMN as required.
Breakfast Business with Enterprise Ireland on Newstalk.
Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam · A bleak picture for European exports to China · 3 Dec 2025
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Breakfast Business with Enterprise Ireland on Newstalk.
It's not that long ago when China was the second most popular destination for European goods, from cars to machinery, technology to luxury goods.
But things have shifted against Europe since then.
With the exception of luxury goods, China is increasingly offering viable and in some cases better versions of cars, machinery and technology than we export from the EU.
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