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This report provides a detailed overview of the tasks and powers of Digital Service Coordinators that must be designated by member states under the Digital Services Act.
Cullen International's cheat sheet on the Digital Services Act
The report welcomes the efforts made by some member states on rule of law reforms but also highlights remaining concerns, such as the lack of independence of public service media, insufficient resources allocated to media regulators and the absence of transparency of media ownership.
Overview of discussions in Parliament on the proposed regulation on political advertising
A new benchmark has been published showing which European countries impose a notification or registration requirement on video-sharing platforms, and where applicable the procedure, the authority in charge and whether supervision fees must be paid.
The main takeaways of the debate are that the proposed regulation addresses a complex area because the scanning of private communications to detect child sexual abuse material and grooming could impinge on fundamental rights. Details will have to be carefully worked out but doing nothing is not an option.
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