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From June 2018 to June 2019 the Chilean pay TV subscriber base declined on average by 1.3% according to Subtel data, a decrease mostly due to declining demand for the service.
The first stakeholder meeting organised by the European Commission revealed that copyright holders need more cooperation and transparency from platforms, users must be protected from over blocking and have easily accessible complaint and redress procedure at their disposal while platforms need clarity on the scope of the article and their new obligations.
A broad majority of MEPs in the Internal Market and Industry committees (82 votes against, 29 in favour, and 1 abstention) rejected Sylvie Goulard’s (RE, France) nomination as European commissioner for the Internal Market.
The incoming European Commission executive vice-president for “A Europe fit for the digital age” had an easy confirmation hearing before the European Parliament on 9 October 2019.
At the European Parliament questioning Vera Jourova, Commission Vice President-designate for Values and Transparency, said platforms will be obliged to remove obviously illegal content such as hate speech. Ms Jourova will work on solutions to bring more transparency in paid political advertising and clarity on the financing of European political parties.
The court of justice of the EU has ruled that the E-Commerce Directive does not preclude a court of a member state to order a hosting provider such as Facebook to remove illegal content worldwide once the provider has been notified of such content and to seek and remove identical and equivalent content.
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