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Under the Audiovisual Media Services Directive, the member states must promote and take measures to develop media literacy and report on the actions taken every three years.
Commissioner Breton announced that the Commission is working on possible new definitions of European works and of independent productions, on copyright “buy-out” contracts and on the impact of artificial intelligence on content creation. He also denounced that 70% of the streaming market in the EU was held by three non-EU players.
The non-lead Internal Market and Consumer Protection committee still needs to find a compromise on many articles including on the scope of the proposal. Some committee members and the Commission agreed that publishers should be better defined and that the proposed regulation should be brought in line with the existing EU law.
The discussion showed that committee members do not agree on many aspects of the proposal (such as its scope, voluntary measures taken by platforms, age-verification tools...) and that the negotiations on compromise amendments will be tough.
The rapporteur for the lead Internal Market and Consumer Protection committee explained to the committee that while progress has been made, there is still work on some areas, such as the use of personal data for targeting advertising techniques.
The Chilean media regulator, National Television Council, published rules for how to grant digital terrestrial television (DTT) concessions to new DTT market entrants to broadcast on subchannels available from existing DTT concessionaires.
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