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According to a study published by regulators in France, the predicted increase in environmental impact would result primarily from the growing use of on-demand services, such as video on demand and audio streaming.
The announcement made on 20 January 2025 means that the commitments made under the code will be monitored against key performance indicators by the Commission and the EU Board for Digital Services.
This first edition of 2025 gathers policy and regulatory developments at EU level covered by Cullen International’s Digital Economy and Media services during the last month. It also lists events taking place this week.
The Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection of the European Parliament organised a hearing to prepare for an own opinion report on the protection of minors online.
This report highlights recent developments since October 2024: a government proposal to amend the right to rectification online; the adoption of a draft decree to empower the media regulator as digital service coordinator; the approval by the government of a new procedure to renew the public service broadcaster's board of directors; the sentencing of the copyright infringing website "Roja Directa" to pay a fine; and Mediaset compliance with investment obligations in production.
This report highlights recent developments since October 2024: updates on the implementation of the Online Safety Act, including on technology to detect child sexual abuse, developments relating to public service broadcasting and a government consultation on artificial intelligence and copyright.
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