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This report gathers policy and regulatory developments at EU level covered by Cullen International’s Digital Economy and Media services during last week. It also lists events taking place this week.
This report analyses the "main measures" that online platforms accessible to minors should take to comply with the Digital Services Act obligation to protect minors. These measures are subject to consultation in the form of draft guidelines by the EU Commission until 10 June 2025.
The Commission informed TikTok of its preliminary view that the social media platform is in breach of the obligation to publish an advertisement repository.
The Council mainly recommends that the Commission and/or the member states look at whether rules effectively protect users on video-sharing platforms, if the interplay between the directive and the Digital Services Act on the protection of minors is coherent, and if enhancing the prominence of services of general interest can help improve access to pluralistic media.
At an event in Brussels organised by the German media regulatory authorities, Political and policy representatives, academia, media and industry discussed how to counter online disinformation and extremism, and how to promote trustworthy information in the digital age.
The Court of Justice of the EU fined Bulgaria, Denmark and Portugal for missing the deadlines to transpose EU copyright directives. The court dismisses the member states' arguments that the Covid-19 pandemic or certain internal order matters could justify the delay.
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