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At an event organised by the European Broadcasting Union on 9 June 2026, the EU Commission said it is considering a “European solution” that is enforceable, that goes beyond connected TV, and that takes into account national sensitivities in determining the services of general interest.
This report highlights developments on a draft law on investment obligations; consolidation of service offerings by ZDF and ARD; improvements of accessibility targets; new study on smart speakers and discoverability of radio; and new figures on online piracy of live TV signals
This report covers policy and regulatory discussions on the protection of minors online; new protections against the misuse of intimate images; steps to implement the Media Act; the government's response on future rules for copyright and AI; the responsibilities of platforms in tackling illegal online content; and a new regulation expanding the scope of regulated electronic programme guides.
This report highlights developments on prominence of audiovisual and radio services of general interest; new rules on audience measurement of digital services; the end of the dispute between the media regulator and Meta on press publishers' rights; enforcement actions against adult websites failing to check the age of users; and new web accessibility rules for video streaming services and apps.
This report highlights Arcom's strategic plan for 2026 – 2028; the adoption in the Senate of a new version of the draft law to ban access to social media for minors under 15; a bill to strengthen the enforcement of neighbouring rights for press publishers; a draft law to introduce a presumption that artificial intelligence providers use protected works; Arcom's call for application for digital terrestrial television licences; and more.
This edition features news about the European Commission’s tech sovereignty package; an industry event addressing ICT supply chain measures under the proposed Cybersecurity Act 2; a BEREC workshop on measures to combat fraud; discussions on piracy and dynamic blocking injunctions in the European Parliament; and the Commission’s publication of the conclusions from its workshop on the review of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive. It also lists events taking place this week.
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