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The Advocate General considers that article 17 includes sufficient safeguards to make it compatible with freedom of expression and should not be annulled.
Indotel is consulting on new rules for the transition to digital terrestrial television (DTT), including technical rules, obligations of digital stations and the transition roadmap to implement the analogue switch-off and release 700 MHz band for mobile services.
The debate showed that negotiations between the different political parties are making progress, although some topics are contentious.
The European Commission gave more details on its upcoming recommendations on the safety of journalists in September 2021 and on a possible EU Media Freedom Act.
Cullen International updated its comparison of the draft reports/opinions published by the rapporteurs in the lead and non-lead EP committees to include Geoffroy Didier’s draft opinion for the Legal Affairs committee. The most interesting amendments seek to extend the scope of the DSA to search engines, live-streaming (sharing) and messaging services while also adjusting the country of origin principle to explicitly give intervention powers on the authorities of the country of destination.
The recommendations aim in particular to optimise the interplay between the DSA and the Audiovisual Media Services Directive and to strengthen ERGA's powers.
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