The shape of media regulation to come
summary
European media rules redefine services into broadcasting, media platforms and intermediaries and impose concrete obligations: a live stream regularly exceeding 20,000-viewer threshold can trigger broadcaster licensing; platforms must avoid unexplained ranking discrimination and may need a German representative; apps reaching size thresholds must appoint a youth protection officer. Age ratings often rely on an automatic rating questionnaire used by app stores, and enforcement now targets foreign services with blocking and fines, so international apps must map features, interaction, and defaults to specific national rules.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:07Evolution of media regulation
- 8:56Broadcasting regulations and live streaming
- 17:55Media platforms and intermediaries
- 23:07Content rating and youth protection
- 33:22Compliance and enforcement trends
- 38:49Future of media regulation
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