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On 12 December 2018 the FCC submitted to public consultation certain ownership rules, including the prohibition for any of the big four broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC) to merge.
Football matches will no longer be available on Colombian open TV channels.
Both measures will enter into force on 20 December 2018.
A joint Congress commission passed the proposal to modernise Colombian ICT framework including two main changes in CRC board members and spectrum licence term. The bill proposes a convergent regulator and ICT fund among other measures to promote investment.
At the fifth trilogue of 13 December, the EU institutions failed to reach an agreement on the Commission’s proposal on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. An additional trilogue meeting in January 2019 will be the last chance to reach a compromise.
The agreement reached by the EU institutions limits the scope of the country of origin principle to news, current affairs programs and own productions, it broadens the scope of the mandatory collective rights management to certain retransmissions through the open internet and clarifies the legal status of direct injection.
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