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Slovak Constitutional Court Asks the CJEU How to Interpret European Media Freedom Act

Yesterday, the Plenary of the Slovak Constitutional Court referred a number of questions about the interpretation of the European Media Freedom Act to the Court of Justice of the European Union. The case giving rise to the preliminary reference, PL. 10/2024, concerns the constitutional review of the Act on Radio and Television of Slovakia. Below

Open Letters by Academics on DSA and Censorship

Ahead of yesterday’s US House of Representatives hearing on the “Europe’s Threat to American Speech and Innovation“, more than 30 academics researching the EU Digital Services Act and civil liberties sent an open letter to Rep. Jim Jordan and Commissioner Henna Virkkunen. We wrote to correct persistent misconceptions that the DSA is a tool for

[Save the Date] Decoding DSA Risk Assessments and Audits at LSE

In November 2024, very large online platforms and search engines published their first instalment of European risk assessments, audits, and audit implementation reports according to the EU Digital Services Act. The goal of this event is to discuss what the lengthy reports reveal about the first attempts of companies to comply with the new regulation.