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The Brazilian media regulator, Ancine, announced it would appeal a Federal Accounting Court (TCU) decision regarding alleged irregularities in the agency’s audiovisual sector funding activities.
Two new EU directives on copyright went through their final stage of adoption. Member states will have two years from their entry into force (expected by the end of May 2019) to transpose the news provisions in their national legislation.
Chile’s competition authority accepted the behavioural commitments proposed by the parties to approve the Disney/Fox merger.
The UK government published a white paper proposing the introduction of a new regulatory framework governing online platforms. They would become subject to a statutory duty of care and to oversight by an independent regulator.
The Chilean pay TV market shows continued growth, as opposed to other countries in the region hit by a widespread cord-cutting phenomenon. For the first time in five years, the number of pay TV subscribers in cable access overtakes satellite access in Chile.
This edition of the EU Timeline highlights noteworthy events and the status of the most important regulatory developments at EU level for our clients over the next six months.
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