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The Council agreed on its negotiating position on the proposal for a Digital Services Act. Once the European Parliament adopts its position, the trilogue negotations between both institutions and in the presence of the European Commission will start.
The proposed regulation lays down harmonised EU rules on transparency of political advertising online and offline and on the use of targeting and content amplification techniques.
MEPs propose a series of legislative and non-legislative measures to counteract the threat that strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs) pose to journalists, NGOs and civil society in Europe. SLAPPs are lawsuits lodged against such people to prevent them from informing the public and reporting on matters of public interest.
Frances Haugen’s testimony was organised to feed Parliament's debate on the Commission’s proposed Digital Services Act.
This flash summarises the views of the shadow rapporteurs on the most contentious amendments proposed by the rapporteur: opt-in for targeted advertising, stricter conditions for the liability exemption of marketplaces and the lifting of the exemption for small and micro online platforms.
New benchmark on non-European Union/European Economic Area ownership restrictions of national media companies.
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