Cullen International’s Americas Media Benchmarks have been updated. The latest edition of the Fighting Online Piracy benchmark shows that Brazil’s audiovisual sector regulator Ancine and its telecoms regulator Anatel have agreed in writing to collaborate in the fight against the online piracy of media content.
According to their agreement, Ancine will identify websites and applications with infringing content and report them to Anatel. Anatel in turn will forward the reports to internet service providers, which will then be required to block access to the infringing services.
Cullen International’s Americas Media Benchmarks monitor relevant regulatory developments in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and the US.
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30 April 26
National implementation of the EU AI Act: a snapshot of AI laws, regulatory bodies and penalties
Our latest benchmark provides an overview of the national laws (proposed or adopted) to implement the AI Act, including measures such as the designation of competent authorities, the set-up of regulatory sandboxes and the establishment of a framework on penalties.
29 April 26
Video game regulation and child protection: limited binding rules across the Americas
Our latest benchmark covers online gaming regulation in selected countries in the Americas region.
28 April 26
Postal redirection services are offered by all incumbent operators, despite not being required by regulation in most cases
Our new benchmark gives an overview of whether postal redirection services are included under the universal service obligation across different European countries. It also provides information on whether such services are offered commercially and their pricing.