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The European Parliament has voted to give users more options to refuse advertising and recommender systems based on profiling and is proposing that online marketplaces and platforms with user-generated pornography should increase the protection of recipients of services.
This edition of Cullen International’s EU Timeline highlights key regulatory developments foreseen at EU level until mid-2022.
The discussion focussed on the practical application of the Digital Services Act, the future debate over the Commission's proposal on political advertising, the implementation status of the Audiovisual Media Service Directive and the independence and resources of national media regulators.
This flash summarises the main differences compared to the EU Directives on Audiovisual Media Services and on Copyright in the Digital Single Market.
Committee members welcome the initiative but call for more areas of harmonisation.
IFT revealed the data it weighed in finding that internet and pay TV provider Megacable, following its merger with Axtel, has substantial market power in nine pay TV and audio markets in Mexico.
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