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The advocate general of the EU’s top court concludes that platforms cannot be held liable for copyright infringement if their users use a VPN, unless providers deliberately applied ineffective geoblocking.
Many EU legislative initiatives have recently been put forward to react to developments in the media market but their implementation and enforcement could be challenging. The proposed EU Media Freedom Act tries to fill some gaps and missed opportunities but it also adds complexity. Is a new regulatory model needed?
The study shows it is too early to draw final conclusions on the implementation. The directive should be reinforced and remain the centre piece of the media framework.
Main amendments aim to reinforce prevention measures and media literacy as well as the role of the EU Centre and of the national hotlines.
This flash provides a summary of the next steps in the application and enforcement of the Digital Services Act, in particular what needs to be done by the European Commission through delegated and implementing acts and Commission guidelines.
The Advocate General is of the opinion that a national authority should be able to access civil identity data linked to IP addresses if these data are the only means of investigation to identify the holders of IP addresses who are suspected of online copyright infringement.
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