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Ofcom revokes RT's licence to broadcast in the UK
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18 March, 2022 01:00
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ANO TV Novosti – RT's licensee – found not fit and proper to hold a UK broadcast licence
Hate speech online: Belgian CSA calls for new legal duties concerning social networks and online platforms
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05 March, 2020 01:00
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Guidance note recommends extended scope of competence and increased accountability of online platforms and social networks
Refusal to investigate hate speech comments: ECHR condemns Lithuania
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20 January, 2020 01:00
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Blocking access to content previously declared unlawful: a new obligation for online platforms?
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15 January, 2020 01:00
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The well-established principle of host providers' limited liability is in the hot seat
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EPRA's Work Programme for 2026
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06 Feb, 2026
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EPRA's Work Programme for 2026 as adopted by the EPRA Executive Board, further to the members’ consultation, on 23 January 2026
EPRA's Work Programme for 2026 - Members' consultation
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05 Jan, 2026
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EPRA's Draft Work Programme for 2026 as approved by the EPRA Board. The Board is now consulting on this draft to fine-tune topics and collect concrete offers to contribute. Deadline for responses...
60th EPRA meeting - Theme 2: Fighting Hateful Content - Background paper
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16 Oct, 2024
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Background paper prepared by Maida Ćulahović, ZaštoNe? for the thematic session 2 "Fighting hateful Content: the role of regulators", for the 60th EPRA meeting in Limassol on 25 October 2024...
15th EMIL meeting - Online hate & Media literacy - Summary
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08 Oct, 2024
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Summary of the 15th EMIL meeting, with a focus on Online hate & Media literacy, on 27 September 2024
58th EPRA meeting - Plenary 2: The future of content delivery - Background document
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16 Oct, 2023
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Background document prepared by Jordan Ogg (Ofcom- UK) and Michal Hradický (CMS - SK) for Plenary 2: The future of content delivery (final post-meeting version)