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This new policy approach to culture will be adopted in the last quarter of 2025 and will seek to guide the different dimensions to culture in the European Union.
No single scenario applicable to all member states regarding use of 470–694 MHz band seemed to emerge at the Radio Spectrum Policy Group workshop that gathered officials and industry. This sub-700 MHz band attracts interest of various stakeholders, as the importance of digital terrestrial television broadcasting (current main user of the band) is declining in most of the EU countries.
This report gathers policy and regulatory developments at EU level covered by Cullen International’s Digital Economy and Media services during the last week. No relevant events were identified this week.
Commissioner Michael Mac Grath said that the future Democracy Shield initiative will be a communication but which could end up in a legislative proposal.
The debate covered the implementation and enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA) to protect minors, and whether the DSA and other upcoming (complementing) non-legislative initiatives are sufficient to address gaps, such as in online addiction.
This report explains the background of the new rules on audience measurement introduced by the EU Media Freedom Act. A new Cullen International benchmark tracks developments in the implementation of these rules.
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