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Director-General Roberto Viola presented the EU Kids Act proposal to the lead Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee. The discussion provided an early indication of the political groups’ positions on the proposal and the issues they are likely to prioritise when tabling amendments.
This report highlights the different legislative initiatives relevant to the sector that will be put on hold following the announcement by the prime minister of general elections at the end of November. It also highlights the CNMC's discussions with major online platforms on measures to reduce online risks ahead of these elections.
This report covers developments on the protection of minors online, including age assurance for the proposed social media ban and new measures against harmful content; proposed legislation on nude images and social media licensing; stronger protections for women and girls online; new research on children's online gaming; further implementation of the Media Act regarding prominence and radio selection services; Ofcom's investigations into Meta, X and Pornhub; and research on users' exposure to harmful online content.
This report looks at the recently proposed EU Kids Act with a focus on online games. It provides an in-depth overview of its scope of application, the interplay with the DSA, the applicable rules, and the roles of codes of conduct.
This report highlights the legislative initiatives to implement the EU Media Freedom Act; a bill to support the online press; a proposal to modernise the radio sector; the likely weakening of the scope of the draft law on artificial intelligence and copyright; Arcom's call for applications to renew some digital terrestrial television licences; and more.
The debate focused mainly on the status of national implementation of the EMFA but also on the economic viability of media services and on access to trustworthy news online. Anna Herold announced that in the upcoming revision of the AVMSD the Commission would aim to improve and better harmonise national approaches, but could also look beyond prominence on user interfaces to foster the prominence of quality media content online.
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