An EU oversight board responsible for monitoring digital platforms, will meet officially for the first time on Monday (19 February). The board, established under the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) will, as one of its first tasks, look at guidelines to mitigate risks to electoral processes, the European Commission said today. The committee, consisting of national regulatory authorities and the European Commission, is supposed to ensure internet users get the same rights, wherever a website is based. The DSA, proposed by the commission in 2020, imposed stringent transparency obligations on onli…