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The Canadian Ministry of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) presented the Canadian digital charter including ten principles to guide digital policy and actions with the overall objective to “build an innovative, people-centred and inclusive digital and data economy”.
Digital platforms, political parties and journalists’ associations committed to promote a fair debate during the next presidential election in Argentina and to help mitigate the negative effects of online disinformation.
The new Colombian national development plan (NDP) set general policy guidelines for the period 2018-2022, including provisions for the ICT and media sectors. One measure will impose an obligation upon over-the-top (OTT) audiovisual providers, such as Netflix, to include an easy-to-find section in their content catalogue that exclusively contains nationally-produced works. The NDP also dedicated COP 18bn (US$5.74m) to the digital transformation strategy, corresponding to 1.6% of the NDP’s total budget.
The Colombian media regulator (ANTV) adopts new frequency assignment and authorisation procedures assign for free-to-air TV broadcasters.
There is no common vision on how to regulate platforms. Experts agreed that the EU code of practice on disinformation is not enough and that platforms should be made accountable for fighting disinformation online. At the same time, they also agreed that hardcore regulation is not the answer to solve the problem.
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) held a workshop to explore industry dynamics in media advertising and the implications for antitrust enforcement and policy, including merger enforcement.
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