Commission’s summary of 450 reactions on the ongoing review of the DMA showed broad support for the “landmark” legislation, of major impact on books, music, video games, GLAMs and academic research. Creatives called for measures on definition gaps, transparency and interoperability among others, to address “Amazon’s monopoly” and big techs’ “unfair practices”, growing at the expense of end users and a truly free market.
European Court to Rule on Fate of Religious Icons in Greek Courtrooms
The European Parliament condemns attempts to undermine media freedom in Lithuania
Czech Government Advances Abolition of Public Broadcaster Licence Fees Despite Media Freedom Watchdogs Warnings
Memory in motion: mapping Europe’s hidden dance heritage
