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The discussion provided a valuable overview of the different positions of the political groups in Parliament.
The European Commission has proposed a set of 15 indicators to help member states and national regulatory authorities determine which video-sharing platforms will be covered by the AVMS Directive.
The Commission suggests that quotas of European works on on-demand services should be calculated by number of titles in catalogue.
An update of the two benchmark tables that track the progress in the transposition of the new Audiovisual Media Service Directive in 14 European countries is available.
New infographic summarising the main issues on digital trade, intellectual property and telecommunications in the new NAFTA 2.0 The new North American trade agreement comes into effect on 1 July 2020.
The European Commission published on 22 June 2020 its fifth evaluation of the functioning of the EU code of conduct on countering illegal hate speech online. Despite showing satisfaction with the functioning of the code, the Commission confirms that future legislation (DSA) will provide for comprehensive framework.
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