Piracy remains a significant problem within the Nordic market with an increasing number of households taken in by the unauthorised distributors.
Europe’s creative sectors call on EU policymakers to uphold transparency, consent, and creators’ rights in AI Act implementation
According to studies, piracy of audiovisual content has been significantly reduced, mainly thanks to streaming services that charge a fee for access to a rich video library. However, unauthorized access still persists.
The Paris Judicial Court has ruled in favour of Canal+ ordering the blocking of 203 domain names associated with illegal sports streaming sites by five VPN providers.
The Advertising Council, an association dedicated to self-regulation in advertising, has welcomed three professional associations and one company into its ranks.
April's broadcast changed the position of the strongest domestic TV stations in the market. Nova Group took the first position in all major audience categories.
This spring the Association of Commercial Television celebrated its eighth year of operation. The association's anniversary is traditionally also associated with a change in the presidency.
Sam Barnett will replace Didier Stoessel, who remains PPF's chief investment officer, as head of CME's media group.
The positions of the strongest TV groups remained unchanged in March compared to the previous months of this year.
The lack of transparency and audit of online platforms is a threat to the entire media sector. The European Union is responding to this problem through the DMA and EMFA initiatives.
neither the end of the popular portal nor the advent of streaming services completely eradicated the illegal distribution of content. Creators must continue to protect their copyrights. How?
The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) has successfully shut down video hosting site Gamovideo in Spain.
