Regulation

Regulating a common good such as the metaverse corresponds to the search for well-being by avoiding the abuses by certain actors and users at the expense of others. Metaverse will also be a common good that needs to be protected by setting up a good framework, so that it does not become a place of anarchy and insecurity on a ... Read More »

By Yassine Chaouki The regulations applied to drones evolve over time depending on the technology. It is not the same for light drones that generally fly at low altitudes or heavier ones that can fly farther at relatively higher altitudes. Generally, so-called light drones weighing around 25 kg fly at a height of less than 150 meters. The principle of ... Read More »

We are very grateful to Mr. Chaesub Lee, Director of ITU-T, for agreeing to devote this interview to us despite his busy agenda. Q1-Can you briefly describe the process of developing a standard at ITU? Thousands of experts work year-round to agree the technical standards essential to the cohesion of the global ICT ecosystem. ITU standardization is driven predominantly by ... Read More »

We would like to thank the Founding President of the IEEE, Morocco section, Mr. Mohamed Essaidi, for agreeing to devote this interview to us despite his busy schedule. You are the founding chair of the IEEE Morocco Section. Can you tell us know the mission and status of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) at the international level? ... Read More »

Space has always been the last frontier of mankind. The rise of the Internet has probably been one of the most disruptive and exciting things of the past few decades. As the 2020s approached, space and Internet technologies have been converging. Global technology leaders who view the evolution of the Internet, in terms of adoption, affordability, performance and reach as ... Read More »

Several experts note that the giants of the net, which have a high market capitalization, cause two major problems: One is linked to the non-taxation of their services, offered everywhere in the world, especially where they are not physically present. The other problem is linked to the fact that telecom operators are not paid by the internet giants for the ... Read More »

This interview was conducted with Mr. René Serres, telecom and ICT consultant, on the subject of taxation in the digital age. We would like to sincerely thank him for this contribution which will probably light up the lantern of our dear readers, with regard to the subject dealt with. 1-Question from Lte magazine: Today, in certain countries such as France, ... Read More »

In the form of a 6 points overview, the main elements to remember from the taxation of digital giants, in respect of their supranational activities, are briefly developed below. The example of France is given by way of illustration. 1-The taxation of digital giants: The principle of this taxation is that the digital giants pay taxes where they produce value ... Read More »

The purpose of this article is to address the issue of the proliferation of informal online commerce issue, which operates in disregard of trade and fiscal rules, as well as those related to the world of work and social security. The distinction is made with online traders, who are in a regular situation toward these obligations.The crisis linked to the ... Read More »

In November 2017, a few months before its entry into force, LTE magazine explained to you what the new General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union implied at the level of Moroccan service providers [1]. The GDPR is now firmly in place but its results are mixed. After a brief reminder, we take a stock of the situation and ... Read More »