Bio
Agne is Managing Director of Policy & Advisory at Tremau, leading the firm’s regulatory advisory practice on global compliance, including the DSA and UK Online Safety Act. Before joining Tremau, she spent five years at the European Commission, where she worked on drafting the Digital Services Act and the Terrorist Content Online Regulation, and led the Commission’s work on the EU Internet Forum.
Recent articles

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From Categorised to Compliant: Operationalising the UK OSA’s New Duties
Who's categorised, what they must do, how long they have, and what to build in that window.
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Operationalizing the TAKE IT DOWN Act: Implications for Trust & Safety
Decoding every requirement and understanding how Nima, our T&S platform, makes your operations compliant.
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Tremau at DSA and Platform Regulation Conference 2026
At this year’s DSA and Platform Regulation Conference, speakers from academia, civil society, regulators, industry, and legal practice gathered to reflect on the DSA and European platform regulation, including in its broader legal and political context, under the overall theme of platform governance and democracy.
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Transparency Reporting: Turning Compliance Burden into Trust & Safety Advantage
Transparency reporting is forcing Trust & Safety (T&S) teams to face a challenge they’ve long worked around: most platforms struggle with the data infrastructure needed to explain moderation decisions at scale. Instead of treating transparency reporting as a headache, T&S teams can use regulatory pressure to build unified data foundations. The result is not just regulatory readiness. It’s more scalable, more proactive, and more measurable T&S operations.
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Tremau at Digital Platform Regulation & Compliance Summit
At this year's Digital Platform Regulation & Compliance Summit in London, Tremau joined the agenda with a panel discussion on operationalizing compliance in the Trust & Safety space. Running alongside the Trust & Safety Summit, this dedicated compliance track is a sign of how much platform regulation has matured as a discipline — with its own operating questions, cross-functional structures, and growing body of practice. From the panels, presentations, and conversations with teams across legal, compliance, risk, product, and Trust & Safety, a few themes came up consistently.
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