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The Argentinian government postponed by two years the deadline for the analogue TV switch off, designated Enacom to lead the transition and the government Chief of Staff to approve the policy for digital audiovisual communications services.
The Culture and Education committee has not made outstanding changes to the Commission's proposal. It mainly requires that platforms remove illegal terrorist content (or disable access to it) "without undue delay" following the receipt of the removal order.
Members of the European Parliament lead Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) committee seem divided on very substantial points of the Commission’s proposal. They also disagree on whether the committee should speed up discussions to adopt a negotiating position during the current mandate or take more time to ensure a deeper assessment of the proposal.
The committee requires certain platforms to take proportionate and specific measures to protect their services against terrorist content but these measures should not include automated content filters. When platforms receive a removal order they must expeditiously comply with it, but competent authorities cannot set deadlines which would be shorter than 8 hours. Longer deadlines must be set for micro-entreprises in some conditions.
The European Commission hosted a stakeholder meeting to prepare for a set of non-binding guidelines to help member states implement certain areas of the new Audiovisual Media Services (AVMS) Directive
The Brazilian competition authority CADE conditionally approved the acquisition by the Walt Disney Company of most assets owned by 21st Century Fox on 27 February 2019.
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