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Two years after the deadline one country has not transposed the directive yet. The debate on the implementation of rules across the member states is likely to focus on the promotion of EU works.
Three of Panama's provinces will switch-off analogue television on 16 January 2023, therefore completing the first phase of Panama's analogue switch-off (ASO). With three more phases to follow, this is the effective take-off of the ASO in Panama. However, there is no final date for the ASO completion nationwide.
The proposed regulation is aimed to protect media pluralism and the independence of media services. It includes many new rules which will have an impact on public and commercial media services, online platforms, governments and media regulators.
This edition of Cullen International’s EU Timeline highlights key regulatory developments foreseen at EU level until the end of 2022.
The non-lead Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs committee of the European Parliament discussed the proposal regulation on political advertising on 5 September 2022. The S&D, the Greens, the Left and the ECR groups seem to favour a total ban on the targeting of political ads based on all personal data, while the EPP’s group position is close to the Commission proposal.
While the three largest political groups in the European Parliament would like to limit the scope of the proposal to online advertising, the Greens are opposing a complete exclusion of offline ads.
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