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Friday evening everything is normal. Monday morning your highest-earning pages are gone from Google. No warning, no email, no obvious cause. Days later a notification surfaces, and it explains the mystery: someone claimed your content was stolen. One complaint was enough.
Read moreSince 28 June 2025, Austria's Accessibility Act (Barrierefreiheitsgesetz, BaFG/EAAG), the Austrian implementation of the European Accessibility Act, has been in force. It requires many, but by no means all, businesses to make their websites accessible. The key question is not what needs to be done, but whether it applies to you at all.
Read moreAnyone reading German legal blogs about cookie banners tends to break into a cold sweat. Warning letters, mass claims, four-figure demands. In Austria the picture looks different, calmer, but not as harmless as some hope. There is no private warning-letter industry for data protection violations here. What has moved, though, is the situation on several other fronts.
Read moreFrom 2 August 2026, new transparency obligations for artificial intelligence apply. For most small and medium-sized businesses, there are exactly three of them, and they can be handled in an afternoon. The truly demanding rules that dominate the headlines have just been pushed back.
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