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UK Government Publishes Full Response to Online Harms White Paper | Latham & Watkins LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Organisations face fines of up to 10% of annual global turnover or £18 million (whichever the greater) for failure to comply. On 15 December 2020, the UK government published its full response to the Online Harms White Paper consultation, which sets out final proposals for the new regulatory regime. The response confirms that companies in scope will face a range of new obligations relating to both illegal and harmful content, in addition to the threat of significant fines and other sanctions in the event of non-compliance. The proposed regulatory framework will be introduced in 2021 in the form of the Online Safety Bill.

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EBU - EBU publishes guidance on the national rules necessary to ensure prominence of PSM services

EBU publishes guidance on the national rules necessary to ensure prominence of PSM services The EBU has launched a new guide for Members on the national rules that governments should implement to ensure prominence of public service media (PSM) services on online platforms. As IP-delivery becomes an important means of content delivery in Europe and audience behaviour is changing (particularly that of younger audiences), PSM is increasingly dependent on powerful global platforms and interfaces to deliver their services, some of which are vertically integrated competitors. PSM lack the bargaining power to insist on inclusion on such platforms and the findability/prominence of their services.

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Proposed Film Act revision: investment obligation for online film providers and quotas for European films

Introduction The Film Act is under revision, with major implications for online film providers. Embedded in the Swiss cultural policy for 2021 to 2024, the current Swiss film policy is aimed at boosting the diversity and quality of film offers while strengthening Swiss film culture and preserving Swiss film heritage. As such, the Federal Council has proposed a revision of the Film Act, which is currently under discussion in Parliament. The proposed revision is groundbreaking for its inclusion of online film providers within the scope of the act. Under the revised act, companies that show films in Switzerland in their programmes or as electronic services on demand or by subscription (ESDS) must use at least 1% of their gross revenues to:

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New requirements for film and video game platforms under proposed youth protection legislation

New requirements for film and video game platforms under proposed youth protection legislation
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Europe s Streaming Showdown is Coming to a Head - Laredo Morning Times

Europe s Streaming Showdown is Coming to a Head - Laredo Morning Times
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