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The EU Commission referred the Czech Republic, Ireland, Romania, Slovakia and Spain to the Court of Justice of the EU for failing to provide information about the transposition of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive.
The Commission announced that it has sent reasoned opinions to member states that have so far failed to notify a complete transposition of two recent directives on copyright.
Listen to Cullen international's media experts discussing the final agreement on the Digital Services Act (DSA) which will be formally approved in the coming weeks.
A bill was introduced in the US Congress to forbid video streaming services from transmitting commercial advertisement audio at a volume louder than that of their video programming content.
The European Commission has published a new proposed regulation to prevent and combat child sexual abuse online. Under the proposal, all providers of hosting and interpersonal communication services (including private messaging services) would be required to assess and mitigate the risks of misuse of their services and, where needed, to detect, report and remove online child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and grooming cases. App stores would also have to take measures to protect children while Internet access providers could also be asked to disable access to CSAM.
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