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Overview of transposition status of Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market with focus on press publisher's right (art. 15) and obligations of content sharing platforms (art. 17)
The report points out that if the code has prompted concrete actions and policy changes by online platforms to counter disinformation, it should be improved in some areas, such as clearer procedures, transparent key performance indicators and wider participation.
This own opinion report is aimed to strengthen media freedom and addresses hate speech, disinformation and attacks against journalists.
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.
This edition of Cullen International’s EU Timeline highlights key regulatory developments foreseen at EU level until the end of 2020.
The Argentinian government published a decree suspending retail price increases for ICT services until 2021. The decree also established ICT services as “strategic essential public services provided in competition”, mandating the price regulation of ICT services, universal services and other services that the NRA may consider need regulation in the public interest. The decree generated controversy among the industry although its final impact will strongly depend on how the NRA, Enacom, implements the related secondary regulation.
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