How can regulation support strong and free media to serve the public interest?
The draft EU Media Freedom Act proposes rules to ensure that the media is free from commercial and public interference and to ensure that it is visible to citizens in the digital environment. But what is missing?
In this episode, Laura Sboarina discusses this topic with Maria Donde, Chair of EPRA, the European Platform of Regulatory Authorities.
The conversation starts with some of the messages that were delivered during the conference that was jointly organised by Cullen International and EPRA on 29 March, 2023 and then addresses other topics such as advertising (including in the ad-tech ecosystem), interoperability of algorithmic systems and media literacy.
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