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Italian AGCOM Approves Age Verification Regulation for Online Platforms
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28 April, 2025
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Towards a new Framework for Child Protection: AGCOM Approves Age Verification Regulation for Online Platforms
Regulation of online media providers: Opinion of Advocate General in Joined Cases C-555/23 and C-556/23
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21 February, 2025
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Advocate General Ćapeta delivers her Opinion in two Greek Joined Cases
Online platforms and elections - New report from the Slovak Council
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16 October, 2024
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Slovak CMS issues monitoring report compilation on the functionalities of online platforms during elections
USA: Google ran illegal monopoly, according to federal judge
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14 August, 2024
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A historic decision: a US court addresses the issue of Big Tech monopoly
VSPs and harmful content: Agcom (IT) issues first measure under new national regulation
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05 March, 2024
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Harmful content on video-sharing platforms and country of destination: first implementation of the new Italian regulation
Online platforms & elections: monitoring report from the Slovak regulator
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04 March, 2024
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Monitoring of online platforms' obligations during the electoral period: a first insight into the Digital Services Act's implementation
Transparency reports from VLOPSES: briefing by the Council for Media Services (SK)
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09 February, 2024
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Despite valuable insights further standardisation is needed to reach meaningful transparency
Coimisiún na Meán: public consultation on Ireland’s first Online Safety Code
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18 December, 2023
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Irish regulator launches a consultation on binding rules for video-sharing platforms to keep adults and children safe online
French CSA reports on online sports market and consumption
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02 April, 2020
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While the online sport offer does not yet jeopardize traditional TV broadcasters, the current environment provides a fertile ground for expansion
Fighting against information disorder: French CSA unveils monitoring work plan
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16 March, 2020
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Hate speech online: Belgian CSA calls for new legal duties concerning social networks and online platforms
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05 March, 2020
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Guidance note recommends extended scope of competence and increased accountability of online platforms and social networks
Blocking access to content previously declared unlawful: a new obligation for online platforms?
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15 January, 2020
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The well-established principle of host providers' limited liability is in the hot seat
Measuring the impact of YouTube's recommendation algorithm on information diversity and pluralism: French CSA publishes empirical study (available in French and English)
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03 December, 2019
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YouTube's algorithm appears to rely more on keywords attached to a video than on its success
Making social networks more accountable: towards a new French framework
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18 July, 2019
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The French ambition: introducing a new system of supervision, with the support of the regulator and the country of destination principle at its core
EAO's Key Trends of Audiovisual Sector for 2018/2019
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10 April, 2019
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European market still a mosaic of national realities while weight of US-based companies increases
Online safety and AVMSD’s transposition: Ireland announces public consultation for a new law
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06 March, 2019
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Ireland intends to make online service providers responsible for the protection of minors, under the control of an Online Safety Commissioner
Media Literacy - CoE publishes analysis on best European practices
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15 January, 2019
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Involving a large variety of stakeholders to share and exchange knowledge and resources is key for sustainable MIL projects
Belgian CSA and French INA engage in twinning project with Tunisian HAICA
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18 December, 2018
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Ambitious twinning project to support strategic and technical evolution of young Tunisian regulator
Addressing Harmful Content Online: Ofcom's contribution to the online regulation debate
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26 September, 2018
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Broadcasting content frameworks cannot be transferred wholesale to the online world even though principles from broadcasting regulation could be relevant
CoE issues comparative analysis and recommendations on "Media regulatory framework and the online media - the Macedonian case"
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22 August, 2018
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Submitting online media to audiovisual media regulation is not compliant with European practice